Nothing about your star sign or your spirit animal. Questions with practical answers, because they map onto fields that already exist on every hobby:
- Do you want to make something you can hold at the end?
- On your own, or with other people?
- Indoors, outdoors, or either?
- How much time have you actually got in one go?
- How much equipment are you willing to buy before you know you like it?
- How physical do you want it?
- Do you want to be good at it, or do you want it to be easy?
Several matches, not one. Anything claiming to have found your one true hobby from seven questions is lying. You are allowed to try three and drop two.
Each result links straight to that hobby’s wiki entry and guide, so the quiz hands you somewhere to go rather than a label.
It reads the same records as the tree and the search. A quiz result is always a real entry, never a suggestion invented on the spot.
The quiz needs the characteristics behind each hobby, not just its name. Those arrive with the write-ups, so it waits for them.