Quiz: What Hobby Should You Try?

Embrace new interests.

Home art studio with a bunch of art supplies and an easel used to display a painting of a horse.

Hobbies are important because they offer different outlets for us to be creative, social, or reflective. Take our quiz to discover what sorts of hobbies you should pursue based on your interests and preferences.

Which Hobby Is For You?

For each question below, write down the letter of the corresponding image that resonates the most for you. Then go to the results section to find out what your new hobby should be!

1. Choose an Activity

Collage of four different activities labeled A, B, C, or D, including baking, gardening, sowing, and playing cornhole.

2. Select a Workspace

Collage of four different work spaces, a kitchen, a greenhouse, an artsy office, and modern study space.

3. Enjoy a Snack

A collage of four snack options, pizza labeled A, salad labeled B, a cheese board labeled C, and a bbq labeled D.

4. Pick a Storage Space

5. Gift Yourself One of These Items

6. Transport to One of These Outdoor Spaces

7. Choose a Cup to Drink Out Of

Hobby Quiz Results

Now tally up your answers and jump to the section that reflects your results to discover your new hobby.

Mostly A's
Mostly B's
Mostly C's
Mostly D's

Mostly A's: Cooking & Baking

If you got mostly A's, you should consider taking up cooking or baking as a hobby! You might consider yourself a foodie or simply enjoy the process of crafting the perfect dish. You probably also enjoy watching cooking or baking shows and envisioning what you would make with a set of random ingredients. Already a home chef? Use this as confirmation to delve even more into your passion! Focus on a specific cuisine or culinary/baking technique and learn how to perfect it.

Shop Cookware & Bakeware

Shop Kitchen Utensils & Tools

Mostly B's: Homesteading

If you got mostly B's, then you're a homesteader in the making! You're all about self-sufficiency, and you value knowing where your food comes from. Homesteading encompasses a wide variety of hobbies, from vegetable gardening to raising chickens – even beekeeping. Canning your own food is another hobby that allows you to extend the shelf-life of your garden harvest or seasonal grocery store produce.

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Shop Chicken Coops, Runs, & Accessories

Shop Beekeeping

Tip!

Learn more about homesteading and related hobbies in our guides:

Mostly C's: Crafting & Creating

If you got mostly C's on the quiz, you should start crafting! Whether it's painting, sewing, scrapbooking, quilt-making, jewelry-making, knitting, or all of the above, you'll thrive when you have a creative outlet. We recommend starting with the basics of knitting, crocheting, or sewing to see what you most enjoy. Explore How to Sew By Hand: Your Step-By-Step Guide or How to Use a Sewing Machine: A Beginner's Guide to get started. More artistically-inclined? Start by grabbing a canvas, paintbrushes, and some inexpensive paint. Then, turn on your favorite tunes, and just have fun!

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Shop Artist Easels

Shop Art Room Supplies

Mostly D's: Playing Recreational Sports

If you got mostly D's, then you should take up a recreational sport! You likely value social connection, being outdoors, and getting exercise while having fun, which is why joining a recreational sports team is the perfect hobby for you. Whether you play pickup basketball, join a pickleball league, or host at-home badminton tournaments in your backyard, there are so many options to try. Look for community leagues or adult sports classes to get started. Want to learn more? Review What is Pickleball and Why is it So Fun? or What Is Badminton? to learn the basics.