Irish Literature and Travel Preferences Quiz

The author dislikes rapid movement and prefers a slower pace of travel.

The author thinks rapid movement is essential for experiencing the real pleasure of travel.

The author has never experienced rapid movement and is indifferent towards it.

The author enjoys rapid movement when driving at ninety miles an hour in someone else's car. (correct)

Travelling at a superficial sense of drama on machines that hurt you about Battersea.

Experiencing the real pleasure of travel on a country bus in Somerset or Spain.

Dining in London and lunching in New York the next day. (correct)

Driving at a rapid pace in a car in the countryside.

The author is a fast thinker and excels in intelligence tests.

The author is an average thinker who struggles to articulate thoughts effectively.

The author is a slow thinker and tends to come up with devastating repartee long after the party's over. (correct)

The author is a balanced thinker who performs well in intelligence tests.

<p>The author feels that mental activities should not be influenced by the pace of machines.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Belonging to the tribe of slow thinkers.</p> Signup and view all the answers