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Fun couples quizzes to play together. Answer questions about yourself, send the quiz to your partner, and find out who knows who better.
This or that?
Quizzes for boyfriends, quizzes for girlfriends, and quizzes you take about each other. Pick the one that fits.
Ready-made quizzes to see how well your boyfriend knows you, from your coffee order to what you want next year.
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Everyone who plays answers about themselves first. Here's how those answers split, which is exactly what your partner has to guess.
Small questions, honest answers, and a reason to talk
Even long-term couples miss things. The answers give you something to talk about on the drive home.
Quizzes are short and low-stakes. Good for a date night or a slow Sunday morning.
Take quizzes about each other, compare results, and see who was paying attention.
Five steps from picking a quiz to comparing answers
Pick a ready-made quiz or write your own questions
Agree on what the loser owes: dinner, a massage, dish duty
Take the quiz about yourself to set the answers
Send the quiz link to your partner
See the results together and settle the score
Hundreds of specific questions, grouped by mood, for a car ride, a date night, or the conversation you've been putting off.
Whether you play a ready-made quiz or write your own, the same few things decide whether it's fun
A quiz only works if the answer can be checked. 'Iced or hot coffee?' and 'Which friend have I known longest?' are good quiz questions. 'What do you love about me?' is a great question, but it belongs in a conversation, not a score.
Start with a few your partner should get without thinking, then add some only a good listener would know: the job you wanted at ten, the gift you've hinted at, what you do after a bad day. All-hard quizzes feel like a trap.
Long enough that the score means something, short enough to finish before anyone loses interest. Most of the ready-made quizzes here sit in that range.
Every quiz sets how many wrong answers are allowed and what the loser owes. Keep it small and specific: planning the next date, breakfast in bed, a week of dishes. Big stakes tend to get quietly forgotten.
The quiz is about how well your partner knows you, so write about your habits, tastes and history. Questions like 'When did we first kiss?' test memory of shared events, which can work, but they're easy for both of you to argue about.
The score is the headline. The wrong guesses are the good part, because they show what your partner assumes about you. Sit down and go through them rather than just sending a screenshot.
Common questions about how couples quizzes work
A couples quiz is a fun way for partners to test how well they know each other. One person answers questions about themselves, then their partner tries to guess the answers. It's a playful way to find out what you've each been assuming.
Yes. Every ready-made quiz is free to take, no account needed. Creating your own quizzes needs a free account.
Yes, in two turns. First, one person takes the quiz to set the 'correct' answers about themselves. Then they share the quiz with their partner, who tries to guess the answers. Then you compare results together.
Yes. Alongside the ready-made quizzes, you can write your own questions, so the quiz can cover inside jokes and details only the two of you would know.
Most quizzes take between 5-15 minutes to complete, depending on the number of questions. They're meant to fit into a coffee break or an evening on the couch.
Questions about yourself with one clear answer: this-or-that picks like beach or mountains, and multiple choice questions like your usual takeout order. Mix easy ones with a few your partner will only get if they've been listening.
Yes. Everything happens through a link, so you can answer first, send it, and your partner plays on their own phone wherever they are. You both see the results when they finish.
Every quiz sets how many wrong answers your partner is allowed. If they go over, they owe the stake you picked, like planning the next date or doing the dishes for a week.
Pick a quiz, answer first, then send it to your partner.
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