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🛸 General Sci-Fi Preferences
🛸 General Sci-Fi Preferences is a survey on Makerble. A light-hearted culture survey about the films, books and shows people enjoy. It has 10 questions and takes about 3 minutes. It is used by 1 organisation on Makerble.
Shared by Pixel Peak - Test Updated Oct 2026 10 questions Used by 1 organisation
The questions
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Which of the following sci-fi subgenres do you enjoy the most? (Select all that apply)
Answer: Scale
- Cyberpunk (e.g., Blade Runner, Cyberpunk 2077)
- Space Opera (e.g., Star Wars, Dune)
- Hard Sci-Fi (e.g., The Martian, Interstellar)
- Dystopian/Apocalyptic (e.g., The Matrix, Mad Max)
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How do you primarily consume sci-fi content?
Answer: Scale
- Books / Graphic Novels
- Movies / TV Shows
- Video Games
- Tabletop RPGs / Board Games
- Audiobooks / Podcasts
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Which sci-fi concept fascinates you the most?
Answer: Scale
- Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
- Space Exploration & Colonization
- Alien First Contact & Astrobiology
- Transhumanism & Cybernetic Enhancements
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Rate your agreement with the following statement: "I prefer sci-fi that focuses on realistic science over soft/fantasy science."
Answer: Scale
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Disagree
- Neutral
- Strongly Disagree
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Who is your all-time favorite sci-fi protagonist?
Answer: Text
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Which iconic sci-fi universe would you most want to live in?
Answer: Scale
- Star Trek (The Federation)
- Star Wars (A Galaxy Far, Far Away)
- Doctor Who (The Whoniverse)
- The Expanse (Sol System)
- Mass Effect (The Milky Way)
- None of the above (Too dangerous!)
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What type of sci-fi setting do you find most visually or conceptually appealing?
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- Sleek, high-tech utopian cities
- Gritty, neon-lit cyberpunk streets
- Desert or ocean planets with harsh ecosystems
- Deep-space retro-futuristic spaceships
- Decayed, overgrown ruins of a post-apocalyptic world
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When it comes to alien species in sci-fi, which approach do you prefer?
Answer: Scale
- Humanoid and relatable (e.g., Star Trek Vulcans)
- Completely strange, ancient, and incomprehensible (e.g., Arrival Heptapods)
- Monstrous, predatory, and survival-driven (e.g., Alien Xenomorphs)
- I prefer sci-fi stories that only feature humans
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How important is "technobabble" (detailed technical explanations of fictional science) to your enjoyment of a story?
Answer: Scale
- Critical—I love reading about how the engines or shields work.
- Moderate—I like some explanation, but don't slow down the plot.
- Low—Just tell me what the device does; I don't care how it works.
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This question is for testing interval functionality
Answer: Text