Find out how much you really know about each other. Quizzes, trivia, and small challenges for couples who want to pay closer attention.
Think you know everything about him? From what he plays to what he worries about, these quizzes check the details that matter to him.
From her morning coffee to her biggest plans, see how much attention you've been paying to the small details. Test your girlfriend knowledge.
Sample questions to get you started. See how many you can answer about your partner right now.
The questions are simple, but the answers lead somewhere: better conversations, fewer assumptions, and a few good stories.
Skip the small talk. A wrong guess about a pet peeve is a better opener than "how was your day".
Learn your partner's love language, worries, and plans, and notice what you had been guessing at.
Laugh at the surprises and turn quiz night into a regular thing.
A partner quiz turns an ordinary evening into a date. New couples learn the basics; long-term couples find out what has changed.
Someone learns a coffee order they should have known years ago.
The quiz turns into a weekly thing, usually with takeout.
A long-held assumption about a favorite game gets corrected.
At least one answer starts a real conversation.
Every quiz here is played in two turns. First, one of you answers the questions about yourself. Those answers become the answer key. Then you send the link, and your partner answers the same questions by guessing what you picked.
Each quiz has a set number of wrong answers allowed. Stay under it and your partner passes. Go over and they owe whatever stake was set, from doing the dishes to planning the next date. At the end you both see the score and every question they missed, with what they guessed next to what you actually picked.
Then swap. The most fun way to play is both directions: you take their quiz, they take yours, and you compare who knows who better.
A low score on a this-or-that quiz doesn't mean much about your relationship. Plenty of people who've been together for years can't say which of two snacks their partner would pick, because it has never come up. Quizzes like this mostly measure which small things you've talked about, not how close you are.
What a quiz is good for is surfacing the things you assumed. If you were sure they'd pick the beach over the mountains and they're a mountains person, now you know, and maybe the next trip changes. Use the wrong answers as conversation starters.
A quiz tests what you already know. These lists help you learn something new: grouped questions for different moods, from easy openers to the money talk, plus a this-or-that game you can play on one phone.
Common questions about partner knowledge quizzes
One partner fills out the quiz with their real answers, then the other partner tries to guess those answers. You compare results to see how well you know each other.
Yes. New couples use them to learn the basics; long-term couples use them to find out what has changed.
Yes. You can take them separately and compare, or go through the questions together as conversation starters for deeper discussions.
Our quizzes focus on real, specific details about your partner rather than generic compatibility questions. They test actual knowledge and attention to detail.
Most quizzes take 10-20 minutes each to complete. Enough for a coffee break or an evening wind-down together.
One partner answers about themselves first, and those answers become the key. The other partner guesses, and every guess is checked against the key. Each quiz sets how many wrong answers are allowed before the stake kicks in.
No. These quizzes test which small details you've talked about, not how close you are. A wrong answer is usually just something that never came up, and a good thing to talk about.
Pick a quiz, answer first, and send it to your partner.