You put together detailed lists such as to-do lists.

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

Answer: (C)

These items measure how closely a statement describes you. When you see a sentence about yourself, the clearest way to show you feel it’s accurate is to say that the statement is very much like you. That wording directly treats the sentence as a description of your own behavior, which in this case is that you put together detailed lists such as to-do lists. If you do indeed use detailed to-do lists, this choice communicates a strong alignment between the sentence and your habits. The other options express degrees of disagreement or shift the focus away from the sentence being a description of you, which would not capture how accurately the statement fits your behavior. So, selecting the option that explicitly states the sentence is a good likeness of you best shows your self-assessment.