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A quick introduction to your profile, with four statements per dimension, balanced between both directions.
About 6–9 minutes
Take the
12 Axes Political Test
Every version covers all twelve dimensions. Pick a pace that works for you, give your honest answers, and discover your complete profile.
No right answers. No account needed. Neutral is a valid response. Progress is saved in this browser, and you can return to earlier questions at any time. This is an educational tool, not a scientifically validated assessment.
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Which version should you choose?
The quick test has 48 statements, four for each axis, two in each scoring direction, and takes about 6–9 minutes. Choose it for a first look at your political priorities. The full test has 72 statements, six per axis, and takes about 10–15 minutes. It gives you more statements to consider within each subject. Both versions are free and include all twelve scores, explanations, image downloads, and optional sharing.
More questions do not turn this into a scientifically validated assessment. The quick result is especially sensitive to a single answer, and both versions reflect the wording of this original questionnaire. Read the scoring method and limitations for context.
How to answer
Read each statement and choose from strongly agree, agree, neutral / unsure, disagree, or strongly disagree. Answer for your own views, rather than what you think a political group expects. Neutral is a valid response. You can go back to revise answers and turn off automatic advance if you want more time.
What your result shows
You receive a radar chart, several highlighted tendencies rather than an identity label, and twelve paired scores covering economics, civil liberties, decision-making, global relations, security, migration, social change, religion, the environment, criminal justice, distribution of power, and technology. Explore the twelve axes and their two poles before or after the test.
Each pair adds up to 100%. These percentages summarize your answers; they are not population rankings, probabilities, or a match to a political party. A larger radar shape is not a better result.
Save your progress and your result
Progress is saved in this browser when local storage is available. Return to this page to resume on the same browser and device; starting another test replaces saved progress. If storage is unavailable, keep the current tab open.
After finishing, you can download a result image, print or save a PDF, or copy a share link. Sharing is optional: anyone with the complete link can read your twelve scores, and the link cannot be revoked. The link contains only scores, questionnaire version, and test mode. Local contribution counts and the maximum of two answer examples per axis are excluded. The full answer list is no longer saved after completion. Use the footer to clear saved test data whenever you choose.