12 Axes Test

12 Axes Test is a free political values test. It places you on twelve separate axes in four groups: governmental, diplomatic, economic and societal. Most political quizzes give you a single point on a two-axis chart. This one shows twelve scores side by side, so you can see where your views pull in different directions.

You can choose a quick test of 36 statements (about 6 minutes), the standard 60, or the full 288 for the most detailed result. Each statement is answered on a seven-step scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree. The result shows your twelve axis scores, the ideology closest to your answers, the historical figures who sit nearest, and how you compare with 195 countries. It also gives you a link you can share.

The statements come from the open-source 12axes quiz (MIT licence), and the About page credits it. The test is in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German and French. No account is needed, and your answers stay in your browser.

The test and the result are free. An optional paid PDF report explains a result in more depth, and the site may show ads. The test is a tool for reflection and discussion, for example in a civics or politics class. It is not a scientific measurement of who you are.