Communication Quiz

Communications Style Quiz

What’s Your Communication Style? Find Out with This Fun Quiz!

Ever wondered if you're the type who speaks your mind or keeps things under wraps? Take this quiz to discover your communication style—and see how it impacts your relationships!

1 / 15

You’re at a party and the conversation turns to a topic you’re passionate about. How do you handle it?

Dive right in and share your thoughts while making sure everyone else has their say too.

Wait for someone to ask you what you think—no need to interrupt.

You take over the conversation and make sure your opinions are heard loud and clear.

You make a snarky comment on the side but keep it casual.

2 / 15

Someone cuts you off mid-sentence while you’re telling a funny story. What’s your reaction?

Calmly say, “Excuse me, I was finishing that thought, let me just wrap it up.”

Let them finish and nod, even though you’re kind of annoyed.

Jump right back in and assertively continue without skipping a beat.

Roll your eyes and make a sarcastic remark under your breath.

3 / 15

You’re in a group chat, and people start disagreeing about weekend plans. How do you handle it?

Politely suggest a solution and ask everyone to weigh in.

Stay out of it and let them sort it out.

Insist on your plan and make it clear why it’s the best option.

Agree with everyone but secretly feel annoyed—then vent to a friend later.

4 / 15

You’re assigned a task at work, and the person who delegated it doesn’t explain it well. What do you do?

Politely ask for clarification to make sure you understand.

Smile and nod, pretending you understand, even though you don’t.

Take control and start doing it your way, no questions asked.

Compliment them on the vague instructions and then go figure it out on your own.

5 / 15

How do you react when someone gives you feedback that stings a little?

Thank them for the feedback and ask for more details.

Keep quiet, but feel your face flush with embarrassment.

Get defensive and explain why their feedback isn’t totally accurate.

Nod, agree, and then gossip about it later with a friend.

6 / 15

Your coworker misses an important deadline that affects your work. What do you do?

Have a calm chat to figure out what went wrong and find a solution together.

Bite your tongue, take on extra work, and hope it doesn’t happen again.

Confront them directly and demand an explanation.

Give them the cold shoulder and gossip about it to anyone who will listen.

7 / 15

You need help with a project, but you’re worried about bothering someone. What’s your move?

Explain exactly what you need and ask for help in a polite and respectful way.

Hesitate, but eventually ask, feeling guilty about bothering them.

Demand help and let them know how urgent it is.

Drop hints, hoping they’ll figure it out without you asking directly.

8 / 15

A friend does something that kind of hurts your feelings. How do you deal with it?

Sit down with them and express how it made you feel, calmly and clearly.

Keep it to yourself, because you don’t want to rock the boat.

Confront them head-on and let them know you’re upset.

Give them the cold shoulder, but never directly address it.

9 / 15

You’re in a brainstorming session and everyone’s throwing out ideas. How do you contribute?

Jump in with your ideas and encourage everyone to share theirs.

Stay quiet and listen, letting others take the lead.

Take charge and make sure your ideas are the ones that get picked.

Roll your eyes when you don’t like someone’s idea, but don’t say anything.

10 / 15

It’s your turn to give a presentation. How are you feeling?

Totally confident! You’ve got this, and you’re excited to engage with the audience.

Nervous, but you’re just trying not to mess up.

You own the room and give your presentation with authority—maybe a little too much.

Not thrilled, but you’ll get through it with a little sarcasm.

11 / 15

How do you handle being left out of an important meeting or decision?

Address it with the person involved and ask for clarification.

Assume it wasn’t intentional and say nothing, even if it bothers you.

Confront them angrily and demand an explanation.

Complain to others about being excluded instead of addressing it directly.

12 / 15

Someone cuts in front of you in line at the coffee shop. What’s your reaction?

Politely point out that you were ahead of them.

Stay quiet, but you’re definitely annoyed.

Tell them they’re rude and demand they move to the back.

Give them a dirty look or mumble something under your breath.

13 / 15

You need to give someone instructions at work. How do you do it?

Explain clearly and make sure they understand what needs to be done.

Apologize for asking them to do something, even though it’s their job.

Demand that they do it your way—no exceptions.

Give vague instructions and criticize them later when things go wrong.

14 / 15

You’re in a group making a decision, and people aren’t agreeing. How do you handle it?

Share your thoughts and encourage everyone to weigh in.

Stay quiet and let others make the decision for you.

Take charge and insist on your plan—it’s the best one!

Agree with everyone, but complain about the decision afterward.

15 / 15

A friend asks for your help when you’re already swamped. How do you respond?

Politely explain that you’re busy but offer an alternative way to help.

Say yes, even though it’s going to stress you out.

Tell them they should’ve planned ahead and refuse to help.

Agree reluctantly and make them feel guilty for asking.

Get Your Results Instantly!
Enter your details below to access your personalized quiz results. We’ll show you where you shine and where you can grow. Let’s dive in!

NameEmailPhone Number

What’s Your Communication Style? Find Out with This Fun Quiz!

Get in Touchinfo@lead360academy.comMarni Blythe & Tiffany Wuebben

Get in Touch
info@lead360academy.com
Marni Blythe & Tiffany Wuebben