Question 1

How does the quiz work?

Accepted Answer

Qore's thinking quiz presents 7 second-person moral dilemmas that take about 2 minutes to complete. No signup is required. Your answers are scored across 10 independent values to determine your primary thinking style.

Question 2

Do I need to sign up to take the quiz?

Accepted Answer

No. You can take the quiz and see your results without creating an account. Signing up lets you save your results and access daily scenarios.

Question 3

Can I share my quiz results?

Accepted Answer

Qore generates a shareable link and custom image after the quiz showing your thinking style, top values, and a brief description. The share image works on WhatsApp, iMessage, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and other platforms.

Question 4

What are the thinking styles?

Accepted Answer

Qore maps your thinking across 10 styles, each tied to a thinker who saw the world similarly: Virtue Ethicist (Aristotle), Pragmatist (John Dewey), Idealist (Plato), Stoic (Marcus Aurelius), Utilitarian (John Stuart Mill), Existentialist (Simone de Beauvoir), Communitarian (Confucius), Principled (Immanuel Kant), Care Ethicist (Carol Gilligan), and Contractualist (John Rawls).

What do you actually believe?

You work for the government. You've just found proof that millions of citizens are being secretly surveilled. Leaking it is illegal, but staying quiet means nobody ever finds out.