“Mask Game” background knowledge : Masquerade Balls
The masquerade ball is a formal event where attendees wear costumes and masks. It typically includes music, dancing, and is held at night for entertainment and celebration. Masquerade balls were often a playful game among the guests, as the masks made it challenging to identify each other. The masks also served as a way to express freedom of speech and convey emotions and opinions without fear of judgment.
Questionnaire draft for Mask Game
A personality questionnaire will be used to assess compatibility with the activity. This test only determines if invitees are introverts. This test’s definition of introverts includes extroverts with introverted traits called “social introverts”. (The questionnaire questions reference the MBTI personality test)
- Do you prefer to focus on the outer world or on your own inner world?
- Do you feel drained after socializing with a large group of people?
- Do you prefer to work alone rather than in a team?
- Do you find it difficult to initiate conversations with strangers?
- Do you enjoy spending time by yourself?
- Do you often need some “downtime” after social activities?
- Do you find it easier to express yourself in writing than verbally?
- Do you tend to think carefully before speaking?
- Do you prefer quiet, minimally stimulating environments?
- Do you feel more energized by solitary activities rather than social gatherings?
Those who answer “yes” to 7 or more of these questions can be identified as introverts for this test.