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What Season Are You? A Quiz!
Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter…Each season has its own charm, and people, like seasons, also have characteristics that can be compared to the different times of the year.
Are you rational and cold, but fierce in anger like winter? Or do you never lose your cheerful voice, radiating light and joy like summer? Are you melancholic, sensitive, and insightful like autumn? Or maybe you are like spring, a creative soul?
We invite you to take our quiz to determine which season you belong to! Perhaps the quiz will reveal new facets of your character or help you see yourself in a completely new light. Just as all seasons are beautiful, everyone is beautiful in their own way too.
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