What Type of Junior Year Class Are You?

A colorful and whimsical illustration of various anime characters surrounded by school-related items, like books, notebooks, and art supplies, symbolizing different types of junior year classes.

What Type of Junior Year Class Are You?

Are you curious about what type of junior year class reflects your personality? Take our fun and engaging quiz to find out!

Answer a few quirky questions.
Discover your class type based on your responses.
Share your results with friends!

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CuriousCat42

When you talk, how do people take your conversations as.

A joke, like the clown you are :D

Sometimes you talk too much and people get bored of what you say pretty easily. (noffense)

Hold up... They know I'm talking???

You're confusing. Like they have no clue what your saying. You have no clue what you're saying. Your neighbors dog has no clue... Lo siento

How would you describe a cat?

Cats are perhaps, the only creatures on earth that can manage to be both a living work of art as well as an expression of contradiction. At any given time they manage to be cute yet elegant, graceful but a klutz, fiesta yet mellow and affectionate, playful yet inquisitive... In short they are simply the best.

Keep no more cats then will catch mice.

Strapping, emerald, sleek complacent, slightly weatherbeaten

Classroom Assessment Techniques.

Pick an anime character.

Deku (MHA): Upbeat and more positive. Tries really hard and never gives up. Does his best to push through and uses his brain to figure out situations.

Ken Kaneki (Tokyo Ghoul): Somewhat reserved. A little confused at times but still does his best to do what he thinks is right. Really cares for those around him.

Light Yagami (Death Note): Mysterious and tends to hide massive truths making people second guess ideals. When he puts his mind to something he sticks to it and will go to the deepest depth to figure it out.

Yato (Noragami): Obscure God of Fortune. (jokes on you he ain't bringing you anything...)

How would you describe yourself?

Everyone needs me. If you think you don't need me, you're a fool. You wouldn't s u r v I v e w/o me

People do acknowledge me, but I know I'm only truly cared for by some people, and used by others.

Yourself: used to refer to the person being addressed as the subject of a verb or a preposition when they are also the subject of the clause

I honestly don't know why this is an important question...

What Type of Junior Year Class Are You?

What Type of Junior Year Class Are You?

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