You like to read everything including books, newspapers, magazines, menus, signs, the milk carton, etc.

• A. Very much like me
• B. Not like me at all
• C. The statement is very much like me
• D. The statement is nothing like me

Answer: (C)

This item measures how closely the given sentence describes you. When you genuinely feel you read everything and that description fits you, you indicate that the sentence itself describes you very well.

The best choice says: the statement is very much like me. It directly links your agreement to the exact sentence presented, which is how these self-report items are intended to be answered. It communicates that the description matches you closely.

Choosing something like “Very much like me” is similar in meaning, but it’s less explicit about referring to the specific sentence. The other options express disagreement, which wouldn’t fit if you do feel the sentence describes you.