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Enneagram test

Answer 27 statements and see your type among the nine of the Enneagram.

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What is your Enneagram type?

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Enneagram test: what it is for

The Enneagram describes nine personality types, from the perfectionist to the peacemaker. The test has 27 statements, three for each type, answered on an agreement scale.

The result shows your main type with its description, your most likely wing and a chart with your score in all nine types, from strongest to weakest.

How to use

  1. Answer the 27 statements honestly.
  2. See your type and likely wing.
  3. Compare the scores of the nine types on the chart.

When to use it

  • Self-knowledge and personal growth.
  • Understanding differences in a couple or a team.
  • A starting point for studying the Enneagram.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Enneagram?

It is a system that describes nine personality types, each with a core motivation, a basic fear and a typical way of reacting. The name comes from the nine-pointed figure that connects the types.

What is the wing?

It is one of the two types next to yours on the circle, the one where you scored higher. The wing adds flavor to the main type: a type 4 with a 5 wing is more reserved than a 4 with a 3 wing, for example.

Is the test reliable?

It is a short questionnaire for self-knowledge. The Enneagram is not a validated scientific instrument, and finding your type usually takes reading and reflection beyond a test.

Is it really free?

Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 are free.

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