Boiler Buzzfeed Quizzes: 2nd Edition

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Last year, WE Link volunteers made Purdue-related Buzzfeed quizzes, and we received great feedback, so we’re back with a 2nd edition! There are quizzes to test your Purdue trivia knowledge, learn about which fun elective you should take, or reflect on which Purdue building you most resemble, so no matter what you’re looking for, there’s a quiz for you.  We hope you enjoy taking these quizzes! Let us know what results you get on social media with #PurdueWIEP.



·       Which Purdue Engineering Building AreYou?
o   Take this personality quiz to find out which Purdue Engineering building you relate to most.



·       How Much Do You Know About Purdue?
o   Find out how much of an expert you are on Purdue with these challenging trivia questions.



·       Which Fun Purdue Elective Should YouTake?
o   Even if you’re not on campus yet, it’s still fun to think about which electives you could take to supplement your schedule of engineering classes.



Quiz by: Jessica Bartlings, Mandy Crowe, Grace Dunker, Kayla Parker, & Greer Smith

·       What Purdue Building Are You?
o   Broader than the first quiz about which engineering building you are, this one looks at the whole campus to tell you which building you would be.



·       Which Purdue Staple Are You?
o   There are some loved staple places and items around Purdue’s campus. This personality quiz will tell you the staple with which you share the most similarities.




If you just can’t get enough, check out last year’s post for more!


-Brittany Allen
Industrial Engineering '20
WE Link Leadership Team

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