The Comedy Compass: Where Does Your Humor Point?
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No.1/6
You hear a ridiculous, over-the-top joke from a friend. What's your immediate reaction?
Burst into uncontrollable laughter, maybe snorting a little.
A quiet chuckle and a thoughtful nod, appreciating the cleverness.
A wry smile, followed by a quick, witty retort of your own.
You patiently wait for the punchline, then deliver a deadpan comment.
No.2/6
You're trying to cheer someone up. What's your go-to method for making them laugh?
Telling a silly story or doing a goofy impression.
Sharing a clever pun or an insightful observation.
Engaging them in playful banter or a friendly roast.
Setting up a perfectly timed, unexpected visual gag.
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No.3/6
You accidentally trip in public. What's your internal thought and external reaction?
Immediately laugh at yourself and make a dramatic recovery.
Feel a bit embarrassed, but then find the subtle irony in the situation.
Quickly make a self-deprecating joke to diffuse the tension.
Pretend nothing happened, but subtly exaggerate your next few steps for comedic effect.
No.4/6
What kind of comedy show or movie do you typically enjoy the most?
Slapstick comedies with physical gags and exaggerated antics.
Intelligent stand-up with clever wordplay and observational humor.
Improv shows where quick wit and spontaneous interactions shine.
Dark comedies or parodies that challenge norms with a straight face.
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No.5/6
Someone tells a joke you don't quite get. How do you respond?
Laugh anyway, because their effort was funny.
Politely ask for clarification, genuinely wanting to understand.
Playfully pretend you understood, then make a joke about your confusion.
Nod slowly, processing it, then deliver a perfectly timed follow-up joke that connects.
No.6/6
You notice something inherently absurd or funny in your daily routine. What do you do?
Point it out loudly to anyone nearby and share the joy.
Jot it down mentally as a potential future anecdote or observation.
Incorporate it into a quick, funny comment or social media post.
Store it away, waiting for the absolute perfect moment to deliver it for maximum impact.
