How the Beige Flag Quiz works

This is a small internet-culture quiz about harmless quirks. The result is a way to name a habit, not a claim about who you are.

What the questions ask

Twelve everyday statements cover six lighthearted patterns: narrating tasks, ordering the same meal, photographing the sky, reading a plot before watching, arranging apps by colour, and keeping too many browser tabs open. For each one, choose how often it sounds like you, from never (0) to often (3).

How the result is chosen

Each pattern has two statements. We average the answers for those two statements and express that average as a percentage of the maximum. The pattern with the highest average becomes the result. If two patterns tie, the order in the test definition breaks the tie. The percentages are matching scores within this quiz — not population statistics or scientific measurements.

What the result means

A “beige flag” here is an affectionate name for a harmless, oddly specific habit. The result does not diagnose, assess personality, or say anything about mental health. It is not a relationship-safety test. If a behaviour affects someone’s consent, safety or wellbeing, this playful quiz is not the right tool for assessing it.

Privacy and versioning

Answers stay in your browser. The test records no answer text in analytics. Sharing can send the selected result profile and its short description; raw answers are never included. Version 1 uses twelve statements and six equally weighted result patterns.