How Normal Are You? draws five everyday questions - exercise, fruit and vegetables, drinking, seeing friends and family - and asks you to pick the band that matches your real life. Each band carries a real population share taken from an official survey, so the tool places you on a real distribution instead of comparing you with other visitors to a quiz site. Every question names its source, its year and the population it compares you against, because those differ by question: some come from Taiwan's national sports survey, others from Eurostat. Nothing is stored, there is no account, and the five questions change between rounds.