Quiz | OXYPROMPT | AI-Driven Child Mentoring & Personalised Growth

1. What activity does your child find most enjoyable during homework time?

Drawing diagrams, making colorful notes, or watching videos.

Reading aloud, listening to explanations, or discussing topics.

Using hands-on activities like building models, acting things out, or experimenting.

2. How does your child prefer to receive instructions?

By looking at charts, pictures, or written steps.

By listening to someone explain it verbally.

By physically trying it out themselves.

3. When learning a new skill, what does your child do first?

Watch a demonstration or read instructions carefully.

Ask questions or have someone talk them through it.

Jump in and try it hands-on.

4. How does your child remember information best?

By seeing it written down, using flashcards, or color-coding notes.

By repeating it out loud, rhyming, or discussing it with someone.

By acting it out, making a project, or using movement.

5. How does your child approach solving a difficult problem?

Writes or draws out possible solutions.

Talks through the problem with someone else.

Tries different hands-on approaches until something works.

6. What kind of books or media does your child enjoy most?

Picture books, graphic novels, or videos.

Audiobooks, storytelling, or music-based content.

Interactive books, puzzles, or outdoor activities.

7. How does your child express themselves best?

Through drawing, writing, or using visual elements.

Through storytelling, singing, or conversations.

Through gestures, movement, or hands-on activities.

8. How does your child react in a classroom setting?

Prefers looking at the board, reading slides, or taking notes.

Enjoys listening to lectures and participating in discussions.

Fidgets, moves around, or prefers interactive learning.

9. What kind of toys or activities does your child gravitate toward?

Puzzles, books, or drawing tools.

Musical instruments, podcasts, or talking toys.

Sports, building sets, or hands-on science kits.

10. If your child is trying to memorize something, how do they do it?

By rewriting or visualizing the information.

By saying it out loud or making a song about it.

By acting it out or using objects to represent ideas.

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