If you have ever watched James Lipton on Inside the Actors Studio, you know he does a segment of 10 questions at the end. The 10 questions originally came from a French TV series, "Bouillon de Culture" hosted by Bernard Pivot, who had based his questions on the Proust Questionnaire.

These are meant to be answered in a sort of "lightning round" style where you are not supposed to spend a lot of time thinking about each question. Ideally, that is how people who respond to this questionnaire will treat this. DON'T READ THE QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE

To aid with this, I have recorded the questionnaire verbally, so you can do the questionnaire in a "Call and Answer" format - play the audio questionnaire on speakers and answer it verbally as you are recording. The bad thing about this is that you have to have 2 devices, the good thing is, you really get the feeling of how the questionnaire was meant to be answered. I will leave about 3-5 seconds for you to respond to each question, which should be plenty of time. Longer pauses will be for questions that might be more difficult to answer.

I hope this is interesting enough for people to try :) Thanks in advance if you give it a go, no matter if it is via audio or written.

Here is the audio questionnaire for people looking to do the "Call and Answer" format.

And here is the list of questions if you decide not to do it in the "Call and Answer" format I described above or if you are answering in written format.

DON'T READ THE QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE

• What is your favorite word?
• What is your least favorite word?
• What is something that turns you on?
• What is something that turns you off?
• What sound or noise do you love?
• What sound or noise do you hate?
• What is your favorite curse word?
• What profession, other than your own, would you like to attempt?
• What profession would you NOT like to do?
• If heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the pearly gates?