Which Winter Olympic Event Matches Your Personality?

Question 13 of 15

How do you spend downtime in the Olympic Village?

A
Making friends with every country's team
B
Napping, eating and napping again
C
Rehearsing my routine in the hallway
D
Trying to sneak onto the bobsled run

Which Winter Olympic Event Matches Your Personality?

And we're live from the mountain, where it's cold, the crowd is enormous and one athlete at the top of the hill is about to make a decision that will define the rest of her afternoon. Will she launch herself off a ramp the size of a cathedral? Will she glide onto the ice in sequins? Will she grab a broom and yell at a granite stone like it owes her money? Or will she ski thirty kilometers and then hit a target the size of a coin? Folks, we don't know. Neither does she.

That's the beauty of the Winter Olympics. Every event attracts its own kind of person. Curling rewards the planner who reads the ice three moves ahead. Ski jumping belongs to people who hear the word ramp and grin. Figure skating is for perfectionists with a flair for drama. Biathlon suits the quiet ones with endless stamina and very steady hands.

Back to the studio for your part. Fifteen questions about pressure, snacks, team roles and what you'd yell on live television will reveal which winter event matches your personality. Stretch first. The commentators are watching.