Which Scientist Are You?

Take this quiz to figure out which historical scientist you resemble the most

Scientific Pioneers. Image provided by J. Craig Venter Institute

1. What scientific concept sounds most interesting to you?

   1. Energy

   2. DNA

   3. Quantum electrodynamics

   4. Atoms
      

2. What scientific concept sounds most interesting to you?

   1. Energy

   2. DNA

   3. Quantum electrodynamics

   4. Atoms
      

3. How would you describe yourself in three words?

   1. Introverted, hard-headed and humble

   2. Logical, precise and impatient

   3. Influential, critical and self-focused

   4. Friendly, respectful and humane
      

4. Why do you enjoy science?

   1. I am curious about the world.

   2. I am passionate about learning.

   3. I value reality over fantasy.

   4. My family has always been involved in the science field.
      

5. What is your preferred way of learning new material?

   1. Experiment

   2. Private school education

   3. Self-teaching and a trusted mentor

   4. Help from a sibling
      

6. If you could spend one free day on anything, what would you do?

   1. Solving puzzles, reading books and playing violin

   2. Exploring nature, traveling and sewing

   3. Dancing, juggling and painting

   4. Playing sports, socializing and reading books
      

7. What is your biggest strength?

   1. Creativity

   2. Persistence

   3. Insight

   4. Amiability
      

8. How do you overcome adversity?

   1. Rely on a creative environment on your own

   2. Speak up to the public

   3. Look at things from different perspectives

   4. Spark logical thinking
      

9. What is your life lesson?

   1. Chase creativity rather than success.

   2. Working hard is nonnegotiable if you want to be successful.

   3. Have your visions clear and maintain your goals.

   4. No one can be perfect.
      

10. What social discussion topic are you most passionate about?

    1. Socialism

    2. Gender equality

    3. I am not very interested in social issues

    4. Religious freedom
       

11. If you could move to one country, where would it be?

    1. Germany

    2. United Kingdom

    3. United States of America

    4. Denmark

Mostly A’s - Albert Einstein

You are Albert Einstein! You are a very creative thinker. While this may allow you to come up with the most revolutionary ideas, you may sometimes struggle to fit in because you don’t necessarily agree with the norms. Regardless, you are not much affected by what others think since you are focused on your own passion.

Mostly B’s - Rosalind Franklin

You are Rosalind Franklin! You are very stubborn and persistent, never giving up to the oppressors. Despite social obstacles, you are always hard-working to stay on track with your goals. When you are away from work, you love to enjoy nature to freshen your mind.

Mostly C’s - Richard Feynman

You are Richard Feynman! Intelligence is one of your greatest strengths that allows you to see things from new perspectives. Despite your academic success, you may be too absorbed with your own ideas, causing disagreements with other pioneers in the field. Because of that, you prefer working on your own than with others.

Mostly D’s - Niels Bohr

You are Niels Bohr! You are not only smart but also very friendly. Relationships are very important to you, whether that be with your friends, family, or significant other. Even though you like to set goals high, you always acknowledge that no one can be perfect no matter how hard they try.