📏 Which Notebook Size Suits You Best? | Fun Quiz

📏 Notebook Size Quiz (Just for fun — not scientific)

Pick one option (A/B/C/D) for each question. Count which letter you chose most often, then check your result below.

🧩 How It Works

• Answer all questions by choosing A, B, C, or D.
• Most A/B/C/D = your recommended notebook size.
• Sizes we’ll match: A Pocket/Small (A6, 3.5×5.5″) · B Medium (6×9″) · C Large (B5, 7×10″) · D X-Large (8.5×11″ or A4)

📝 Questions

1. Portability vs. page space?
   A Ultra-light. Fits pockets/mini bags.
   B Easy to carry with enough space.
   C Some bulk is fine for roomy pages.
   D Big pages first; mostly desk use.
2. Your handwriting size?
   A Small
   B Medium (7 mm/college ruled feels right)
   C Slightly large
   D Large and spacious
3. Main use case?
   A On-the-go memos/to-do’s
   B Journaling, class/meeting notes (balanced)
   C Diagrams, tables, layout sketches
   D Study summaries/templates/print-friendly
4. Typical environment?
   A Standing/moving frequently
   B Cafés/classrooms/office + desk
   C Mostly desk, sometimes mobile
   D Almost always desk (scan/copy often)
5. Ideal page layout?
   A Short one-line notes
   B Paragraphs + simple checkboxes
   C Multiple sections (tables/boxes/timelines)
   D Full-page spreads (maps, study sheets)
6. Archiving & scanning needs?
   A Light use; not precious about archiving
   B Quick phone photo is enough
   C Keep organized; scan sometimes
   D Scan/copy frequently (A4/Letter)
7. Tools & pen thickness?
   A 0.38–0.5 mm micro tips
   B Everyday 0.5–0.7 mm
   C 0.7 mm+, highlighters, ruler often
   D Markers, stencils, templates

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🔍 Results (Most A/B/C/D)

A → Pocket/Small (A6, 3.5×5.5″)
Ultra-portable for quick memos and to-do’s on the move.
Tip: Slim notebooks or tear-off pads keep weight minimal.

B → Medium (6×9″)
Best balance of portability and writing space for journaling and everyday notes.
Tip: 7 mm ruling fits more words per page.

C → Large (B5, 7×10″)
Roomy pages for layouts, diagrams, and multi-section planning—still bag-friendly.
Tip: Great with rulers, highlighters, and tables.

D → X-Large (8.5×11″ or A4)
Maximum canvas for study sheets, templates, and printer/scanner workflows.
Tip: Ideal for desk use and archiving.

⚖️ Tiebreakers

• B vs C: Mostly writing → B; many diagrams/tables → C
• C vs D: Move often → C; desk + scanning often → D
• A vs B: Pocket/mini-bag → A; regular bag → B
• Unsure? Start with B (6×9″), upgrade to C (B5) if you need more space.

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Written with care by Catzy Queens