How well do you know your partner? A quiz for couples
The best way to find out how well you know your partner is to ask them and see if you were right. In Same Page you answer a quiz about yourself, send your partner the link, and they guess what you said. Every question is a match or a miss, and then you get a score.
There is nothing to download and no account to make. You can play on your own phones, or pass one phone back and forth on the sofa.
Quizzes to try
Couple goals12 questionsWhat's your idea of a perfect night in?and 11 moreLove languages8 questionsHow do you most like to be shown you're loved?and 7 moreFirst date5 questionsWhat's your ideal first date?and 4 moreMoney talk8 questionsWhat do you splurge on?and 7 moreDeep cuts30 questionsWhat did you want to be as a child?and 29 more
A taste of the questions
- What's your idea of a perfect night in? (Couple goals)
- Who should plan date night? (Couple goals)
- How do you most like to be shown you're loved? (Love languages)
- What's the best surprise? (Love languages)
- What's your ideal first date? (First date)
- How early do you show up to a date? (First date)
How a couples quiz works here
You pick a quiz and answer every question about yourself. Your answers stay hidden. Then you send your partner a link, and they answer the same questions as a guess about you. When they finish, you both see which answers matched, the score, and where you had different ideas.
Then you can swap roles, so you both get a turn at being known.
Which quiz to start with
- New to each other: First date is five questions and takes a minute.
- Settled in: Couple goals asks about date nights, making up and living together.
- Curious about each other: Love languages is gentle and often starts a good conversation.
- Ready to go deeper: Deep cuts has thirty questions about fears, comfort and what matters.
Tips for a better round
- Answer without looking at each other, then swap.
- Say the answer you really mean, not the one that sounds best.
- When your partner misses, ask why. The conversation is more fun than the score.
- Do not turn the score into a competition about who loves who more.