1.	The number of personal items on your desk (photos, desk toys, etc.) could fill a Shoebox Shopping bag Moving box Moving truck
2.	Which geographical feature is your in-box most like? A tall, imposing mountain -- you have so much to do, you just can't get to your in-box on a regular basis. A vast, empty desert -- you never let items languish there for long. A gently rolling hill -- you get to everything fairly quickly but not immediately. An ever-changing ocean -- you riffle through and grab what you need and occasionally toss the old stuff.
3.	The work papers on top of your desk include: Three or four interesting projects you're working on simultaneously Several "to do" lists from the past few weeks, a flurry of Post-it notes, plus this month's current round of project materials. A succinct to-do list (with several items already checked off). Reports or projects that you've promised to help colleagues with -- on top of all your other work.
4.	Your work space at home is in your: Bedroom Kitchen or living room Laundry room -- you use the ironing board when it's free. Study/office
5.	The best way to keep track of your appointments is to: Enter them in your personal handheld device as soon as they're scheduled -- even tentatively. Make a mental note. Stick a Post-it on your computer monitor, with all the others. Jot them down in your pocket calendar