Questions for partners
The best couple quiz questions are the ones you assume they know: your coffee order, the film you'd rewatch forever, what you do first when you wake up, which of your habits you think is charming and they think is chaos. Add a couple of deep cuts — a childhood nickname, a dream you've only mentioned once — for the last few points.
It's a good idea to keep the tone playful. A couple quiz should end in laughter and a rematch, not a debrief.
Playing it together
Make yours, they make theirs, swap links. Each of you plays one question at a time on your own phone, then you compare the answer breakdowns — which is usually where the real conversation starts. Turn the leaderboard off if it's just the two of you; there's nothing to rank.
For a couples' night
With several couples, each person makes a quiz about themselves and their partner plays it. Highest combined score wins the night. The Love theme fits the occasion, but Party works too.
Sample questions
A few from the built-in ideas. Every one of them can be edited, and you always set the correct answer.
- What's my go-to coffee order?
- What's the first thing I do after waking up?
- Which movie could I rewatch forever?
- What's my comfort rewatch: a sitcom, a rom-com, action, or anime?
- What's my dream pet?
- If money didn't exist, what would I spend my life doing?
- What's my childhood nickname?
- What's my dream car?