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Which Agatha Christie Detective Are You?

10 Questions - Developed by: Robin - Developed on: 2004-12-15 - 23,573 taken

1

You like things to be neat and tidy.

No, I'm too busy going to plays.
Yes, it's an obsession with me.
No, my knitting wool gets everywhere.
Yes, but that's impossible with kids.
Yes, but I'm not obsessive about it.

2

You employ psychology every chance you get.

Yes, almost exclusively.
No, I'm a stereotype sleuth: I look at the ground with a magnifying glass.
Not really, I like trying to figure out what people are thinking.
Yes, but I also look for clues.
No, I use precedents.

3

No one could ever think you were a detective.

Of course they could!
No they couldn't,. I get laughed at a lot.
Never in a million years.
Nope.
I'm not even really a detective, I'm just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

4

You have a sidekick.

Yep, and he's like a faithful dog.
No, but I have helpers in my business.
No.
No, but I work with other people on cases.
Yes, but he isn't as smart as me.

5

You are fat.

Nope, I'm young and fit.
Yes, but also fatherly.
No.
No, I'm average.
Yes, and also short.

6

You have lots of friends at Scotland Yard.

No, just in Intelligence.
No.
No, I live a quiet life.
Yes, especially one in particular.
No, but a lot of my friends are actors.

7

You're adventurous.

No, I like my cozy office.
No, I like my little comforts.
Yep, no risk is too great!
I'm getting too old for that.
A little bit, I guess.

8

You are intelligent.

Sometimes, but when I get too excited, I tend to get scatterbrained.
Yes, and I can find equivalents to people all the time.
No one is smarter than me!
Yep, and I look at statistics a lot.
Yes, and I read body language very well.

9

You like to make people happy.

Yes!
Well, my comfort comes first.
I don't go out of my way to.
Most of the time.
Sometimes

10

Your favorite book is:

Pocket Full of Rye.
Murder on the Orient Express
Parker Pyne, Detective.
Murder in Three Acts.
N or M?

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