This document contains information about emotional personality types and provides a quiz to determine one's type. It describes 5 main types: Type A individuals are self-driven and competitive; Type B are intuitive and charismatic; Type C are curious and bright; Type D are self-motivated and positive; and Type X are imaginative and artistic. The quiz aims to help people gain self-awareness about their dominant traits and how it shapes their thinking, feelings, and relationships. Taking the quiz can provide insight into one's emotional personality type.

5. a riddle or puzzle made up
of letters, pictures, and
symbols whose names
sound like the syllables
and words of a phrase or
sentence

9. Guess these palindromic words or phrases from the given hints.
E.g.: A respectful addressing word for a lady.–MADAM.
1. A male parent or father of a child.
2. A part of face.
3. A word of exclamation.
4. A type of music.
5. Middle of the day.
6. Your parent not your father
7. The first woman

10. 1.A short sleep during the day. Something to cook with.
2.An animal that people ride. The place where land meets sea.
3.Something you bake. Hair on your face.
4.A place to see art. Something that makes you sneeze.
5.Another word for jump. Another word for white.
6.An animal that lives in a pack. Move like water.
7.A dogs feet. An insect that stings.
8.A place to wash dishes. What covers your body.
9.The past tense of leap. Something to serve food on.
10.A sour fruit. A juicy fruit.
Anagrams are words that contain the same letters but arranged in a different order.
For example, act is an anagram of cat. The answers to the clues below are anagram pairs.
1.
nap/pan
2.
horse/shore
3.
bread/beard
4.
gallery/allergy
5.
leap/pale
6.
Wolf/flow
7.
paws/wasp
8.
sink/skin9.leapt/plate
10.
lemon/melon

13. Are you Intuitive? Competitive? Artistic? Charismatic? Do you know your emotional
personality type? If not then find out with this quiz.
Life gives us myriad experiences and in response to it, we keep changing our views,
thoughts, behaviours and feelings.
Every person has a different perspective on life. No two people can think alike all the
time in all situations.
But, every person has a prevalence of an emotional system, that is dominant and
shapes their emotional personality type. A person’s specific way of thinking and feeling
is determined by his or her emotional personality type. Also, our views and feelings link
our body, brain, and sixth sense.

14. While some people are social butterflies, some are introverts, some are ambitious, some are carefree, some
are anxious, some are artistic, some are intuitive, some are pessimistic and so on.
Here are 5 emotional personality types:
Type A – Self Driven & Competitive
People who are self-driven and competitive are born to leave a lasting impression on this world. They are
goal-oriented, ambitious, positive and self-motivated. And highly likely to be entrepreneurs.
At times they appear to be a good risk taker and at times impatient. Some people call them workaholic! No
wonder why self-driven and competitive people are prone to nervous tension.
Also, they are pretty straightforward and waste no time when dealing with matters of the heart.
Type B – Intuitive & Charismatic
Intuitive and charismatic people are broad-minded, cheerful and carefree. They do things at their own pace
and don’t prefer deadlines. Hardly worry about success! When hit by setbacks or failures, they are good at
handling and moving ahead in life. So, they are less prone to stress and anxiety.
They are pro at forming social connections and emotional bonds with people. Because of their entertaining
and flexible nature, people are drawn to them.

15. Type C – Curious & Bright
Bright and curious individuals engage in systematic and analytical thinking. They are detailed-oriented and
even notice things that most people overlook. Therefore, they solve problems very easily.
They are over-critical of people and take criticism too seriously. Such people engage in alone time and
avoid socialising with people as they find it difficult to create social bonds.
Type D – Self Motivated & Positive
Self-motivated and positive people always deliver the best results even when things are not so favourable.
Such people make about 21% of the population and are sure to gain massive success in whichever field
they put their interest and effort into.
They rarely feel self-assured and avoid sharing their emotions, which adds to stress and anxiety.
Type X – Imaginative & Artistic
These people are a combination of two or more emotional personality types mentioned above. They are
emotionally reactive and suffer from frequent mood swings. Although they may appear aggressive and
strict, they are gentle and kind-hearted.
They hone artistic skills and spend a great deal of time alone just like painters and poets. And love
spending time in nature. Their level of discipline and concentration are extraordinary as a result of which
they always create high-quality work.
When it comes to relationships, they choose partners who can boost their professional life and give less
priority to emotional connections.
Which one of these emotional personality types are you? Not sure?
People who lack self-awareness are unable to recognise their emotional personality type. Don’t worry Mind
Journal is here to help you.