There are 10 questions below – let your imagination run wild as you answer them. Finally, add up all your scores and use your total score to refer to the corresponding analysis results.

Imagine you are in a dream, preparing to set sail in search of treasure.

Q1: As you prepare to set sail in search of treasure, which of the following vessels would you choose?

A raft (3 marks)

A small, ordinary boat (2 marks)

A large pirate ship (1 mark)

Q2: You are allowed to take one animal on board. Which would you choose?

A bird (3 marks)

A cat (2 marks)

A dog (1 mark)

Q3: How many people are travelling with you on the boat to search for treasure?

Just yourself (3 marks)

One or two people (2 marks)

A small group of over ten people (1 mark)

Q4: The ship has finally set sail! In which direction do you think it will head?

North (4 marks)

West (3 marks)

South (2 marks)

East (1 mark)

Q5: Which of the following items you brought with you before boarding the ship could protect you on your treasure hunt?

A stone you picked up on the beach before boarding (3 marks)

A doll with a secret mechanism given to you by your mum (2 marks)

A family heirloom sword given to you by your dad (1 mark)

Q6: What do you think the location of the hidden treasure will be?

Inside an ancient, long-abandoned temple (3 marks)

At the bottom of the sea (2 marks)

In a dark, secluded cave (1 mark)

Q7: During the voyage, you realise you’ve lost something; what do you think it is?

A bag containing dried rations (4 marks)

The lighter you’re carrying (3 marks)

A bottle of drinking water (2 marks)

The compass you’re carrying (1 mark)

Q8: A huge shadow has appeared on the horizon! What is your first instinct regarding this shadow?

A dinosaur or some other giant creature is about to appear (3 marks)

A vast cloud bank signalling an impending change in the weather (2 marks)

Another ship is approaching (1 mark)

Q9: After a long journey, you have finally reached the location of the treasure. Just then, the demon guarding the place appears. What do you think its first words will be?

‘The treasure was taken by someone else long ago; you’re too late’ (3 marks)

‘You’ll never find the treasure’ (2 marks)

‘There’s no treasure here at all; you’ve been tricked’ (1 mark)

Q10: Having shaken off the demon’s clutches, you have finally found the chest containing the treasure. What do you think you will see first when you open it?

A mirror that allows you to see into the future (3 marks)

A chest full of gold, silver and jewels (2 marks)

A magical antidote that will transform the little animal you brought aboard into a human (1 mark)

Total score [10–15 marks]

You possess a tenacious spirit—one that is hard to break and characterised by diligence and hard work—and you believe that with sufficient perseverance and effort, you can become stronger. When faced with setbacks and difficulties, you are always able to respond calmly and composedly, without easily succumbing to negative emotions.

Jobs well-suited to you are those that require a willingness to put in hard work—both physically and mentally—such as an event planner or coordinator who juggles multiple roles to bring an event to fruition, a reporter who braves wind and rain, or a salesperson who, despite repeated setbacks, grows stronger with every challenge. Your tenacity and willingness to endure hardship also make you well-suited to entrepreneurship.

Total Score [16–21 points]

You are highly skilled at dealing with people, which makes you very well-liked. Thanks to your superb interpersonal skills, you are adept at crafting your public image; you know how to seize the right moment to showcase your strengths, whilst also understanding when to keep a low profile to highlight your strengths and downplay your weaknesses.

You possess a keen eye for subtle gestures and the inner workings of the human mind; consequently, careers requiring interpersonal interaction and communication—such as public relations, human resources management or psychological counselling—will allow you to realise your full potential. Working alone in front of a computer, carrying out routine tasks, may leave you feeling bored and uninspired.

Total Score [22–26 points]

As a thinking-oriented individual, you demonstrate unique problem-solving abilities, giving the impression that you are knowledgeable, level-headed and calm—a quintessential rationalist. When tackling tasks independently, you stand out thanks to your keen judgement and excellent logical thinking; whilst working in a team, you consistently remain calm when faced with problems, swiftly conducting rational analyses to find solutions for everyone.

Given your intelligence and ingenuity, you are well-suited to work that requires careful consideration, strong adaptability, and a pursuit of answers and truth. For example, in the fields of science and engineering, various research- or analysis-based roles—including, but not limited to, teachers or professors in education, editors and writers, and programmers—are areas where you can fully utilise your talents.

Total Score [27–32 points]

As a free-spirited, artistic individual, you tend to rely on emotion rather than reason when interacting with others and handling situations; you possess keen intuition, unconventional ideas and creativity. You have a detailed and rich perception of the people and things around you.

At work, you are often able to think outside the box and come up with unique ideas, making you well-suited to careers in the arts and creative industries, such as design and engineering, or fields that require constant innovation, such as advertising and social media management.