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Data Match Quest Couch Potatos Who’s most like YOU at school? Your answers to the following questions will be matched with everyone else’s. And for way less than the cost of a few slices of pizza, you get two reports showing your best matches and help Make copies support a club or team at your school. for students. Couch Potatoes PLUS: You can even put your reports on AND you can WHITE PAPER Questionnaire created by Heritage High School see ALL your matches at your school at www.Data-Match.com. ONLY! Student Council Association, Leesburg, VA Choose one answer ONLY! 1 2 3 4 5 1. What personality type are you? Hopeless Romantic Heartbreaker Shy and Reserved Adventurous Social Buttery 2. What is your favorite Disney show? That’s So Raven Hannah Montana Suite Life of Zack & Cody Kim Possible Even Stevens 3. What is your future money plan? YOLO, Spend it Freely Rich & Successful Conservative, Save it Money Doesn’t Matter Hit the Lottery 4. What is your least favorite class? Algebra History Economics Biology PE 5. Favorite “style” of potato? Baked Potato French Fries Mashed Potatoes Potato Chips Couch Potato 6. What would you put into a time capsule? My Feelings for Chase Favorite Book Pictures of Family Favorite CD Letter to Myself 7. What is your preferred taste? Sweet Salty Sour Spicy Meat 8. Who would you call for advice? Mom/Dad Sibling Best Friend Coach Oprah 9. Favorite celebrity relationship? Kim/Kanye Taylor Swift/Current Muse Ashton/Mila Beyoncé/Jay-Z Mickey & Minnie 10. What type of person are you? Realistic Idealistic Pessimistic Optimistic Dreamer 11. Where will you be in 10 years? Married with Kids Still in School Traveling Workaholic Living with my Parents 12. Who is your favorite superhero? Superman Spiderman Ironman Captain America Batman 13. What is your favorite part of the school year? Homecoming Last Day of School First Day of School Winter Break Spring Break 14. Where would you most want to live? USA China Europe Australia South America 15. Which college would be your rst choice? Florida State Univ. of Virginia Alabama Notre Dame Clown College 16. What is your favorite time of day? Morning Lunchtime After School Evening Late at Night 17. The people I admire most are: My Parents My Siblings My Friends My Teachers Celebrities 18. Who’d you be in a zombie apocalypse? First to Die Survivor Zombie Cry Baby Leader 19. Preferred hair color: Brown Blonde Black Red Colorful 20. Preferred shoes: Sneakers Heels Dress Shoes Flip Flops Cleats 21. Which is your ideal gift to receive? Friendship Jewelry Candy Money Lump of Coal 22. What do you value most? Materialistic Items Love Family Companionship My Imaginary Friend 23. Favorite Netix TV show? Breaking Bad How I Met Your Mother Orange is the New Black Grey’s Anatomy Friday Night Lights 24. How do you get up in the morning? Like a Rocket Grumpy Snooze is My Best Friend Parent goes Ballistic Nature Gets Me Up 25. What would most ruin your day? Bad hair day Bad grades Car trouble Disputes Losing my cell phone 26. What is your favorite weather? Stormy Snowy Sunny Sweater weather Raining Cats & Dogs 27. What trait would you most want to change? Too Talkative Too Quiet Too Serious Not Serious Enough Nothing, I’m Perfect 28. What scares you the most? Spiders Snakes Rats Parents Report Cards 29. What would you be most proud of? Making it to Broadway Climbing Mt. Everest Finishing a Marathon Writing a Book Not Failing Math 30. I would most want to see Grand Canyon Mt. Rushmore Taj Mahal Great Wall of China All A’s on My Report Card R E Q U I R E D Couch Potatoes FIRST Name I am: Female Male LAST Name I am: Female Write Answer Numbers (1-5) in the Boxes Below Male 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 USE DARK PEN OR PENCIL Don’t forget to put NO GEL PENS your report on www.data-match.com 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 DM1516 © 2015 Data Match. All Rights Reserved. read this write answers here!.
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