What does "タイプを分けるとパッション" mean?


So, I was playing [the Japanese version of
Akinator](http://jp.akinator.com/personnages/jeu) (cf. [English
version](http://en.akinator.com/)), which basically entails playing a sort of
20 Questions-like game - the basic idea is that you pick a real or fictional
person/character, and then the genie asks you questions about the person
you've picked so as to figure out who the person you've picked is.

One of the questions asked about my character was this one:

> タイプを分けるとパッション？

I guess that タイプ is English "type" as in "variety"; 分ける is "to separate /
divide / partition"; and パッション is English "passion" (not sure what sense). I
have no idea how this fits together to form a coherent sentence, though. What
does this question mean?

It strikes me as possible that this might be the result of machine translation
from one of the other languages in which Akinator is available - some of the
other questions I've seen appear to be of dubious grammaticality, too.




This question based on a video game called
[アイドルマスターシンデレラガールズ](http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/cs/list/idolmaster/social_m/).
In that game, there are 3 types("タイプ") of
[idols](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_idol), which are cute, cool, and
passion("パッション"). As dainichi mentioned above, 分ける in this sentence means
分類する. So, it translates as "If you categorize her into 'type', is she passion?
(Do you categorize her as a passion-type-idol?)" or something along the line.




This question based on a video game called
[アイドルマスターシンデレラガールズ](http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/cs/list/idolmaster/social_m/).
In that game, there are 3 types("タイプ") of
[idols](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_idol), which are cute, cool, and
passion("パッション"). As dainichi mentioned above, 分ける in this sentence means
分類する. So, it translates as "If you categorize her into 'type', is she passion?
(Do you categorize her as a passion-type-idol?)" or something along the line.

