1. Pick a number between 12 and 5

2. Repeat saying the number 6 to yourself as fast as you can for 10 seconds

Quick! think of a vegetable!

3.

1. Think of a country that starts with 'D'
2. Think of an animal that starts with the last letter of the country
3. Think of a fruit that starts with the last letter of the animal

4. Think of a color and a tool

5.

1. Take 1000
2. And add 40 to it
3. Now add another 1000
4. Now add another 30
5. Another 1000
6. Now add 20
7. Now add another 1000
8. Now add 10

What is the total?

6. How many F's does the following passage contain?

FROSTeD FLAKeS ARe THe Re-SULT OF YeARS OF SCIeNTIF-IC STUDY COMBINeD WITHYeARS OF TASTe TeSTING.

7. Take a look at the following words and letters and see if you can spot the mistake.

8. What does the following expression say?

9. What does the following paragraph say?

10. What does the following paragraph say?

Response evaluation

Dominant responses emerge for each question: for the number choice between 12 and 5, a remarkable 76% opt for '7', followed by '6' and '8' as the second and third choices, respectively. When asked to think of a vegetable, 'carrot' is the top pick for 75%, with 'potato' and 'tomato' as the next favorites. In the country-animal-fruit sequence, 'Denmark, kangaroo, orange' is the leading combination for 70%, while 'Denmark, kangaroo, apple' and 'Dominican Republic, kangaroo, orange' are alternative popular choices. For the color and tool question, 'red hammer' is preferred by 78%, with 'blue screwdriver' and 'green wrench' as other common selections. In counting 'F's in a passage, 82% miss the exact count, often finding four or five 'F's instead, showcasing a trend in perception and attention to detail.

Reflections and insights

The Like Thinking quiz intriguingly showcases how certain answers resonate with the majority, revealing common cognitive patterns. From numerical choices to associative thinking, it's fascinating to see how frequently our minds align. This quiz not only entertains but also enlightens us about the subconscious threads that connect our thought processes, highlighting the shared aspects of human cognition.