Couples Quiz Questions: 60 Fun, Multiple Choice and Deep Questions

A couples quiz is a game where one partner answers questions about the other, and you score a point for every answer you get right. Below are 60 couples quiz questions in four sets: funny questions, "who is more likely to" questions, multiple choice questions with four options, and deeper questions for when the jokes run out. The rules and scoring come first, so you can start in two minutes.

How to play a couples quiz

1. Both of you answer in secret. Read a question aloud. Each of you writes your answer on paper or in your notes app: you answer for yourself, your partner guesses what you said.
2. Reveal together. Turn your answers over at the same time. A match is one point to the guesser.
3. Swap. Next question, swap roles. Ten questions each is a good round.
4. Score. 8 to 10 right: you've been paying attention. 5 to 7: normal. Under 5: you have something to talk about, which is the point.

The rule that keeps it fun: the guesser gets to argue. If they say "pizza" and the answer was "pepperoni pizza", a 30-second debate decides the point. The arguing is half the game.

Funny couples quiz questions

Start here. These are easy to score and hard to get wrong without laughing.

1. What's my most-used emoji?
2. What would I order at a drive-through right now?
3. Which song do I sing in the shower?
4. What's the weirdest thing in my search history this week?
5. Which snack would I hide from you?
6. What do I say when I stub my toe?
7. Which film can I quote word for word?
8. What would my name be if I were a wrestler?
9. Which chore would I pay someone else to do?
10. What's the one thing I always forget to pack?
11. What would I be famous for?
12. Which of my friends would survive a zombie apocalypse longest?
13. What's my go-to excuse to leave a party early?
14. What's on my plate at a buffet first?
15. What do I do the moment I get home?

Who is more likely to: couples quiz questions

Both of you point at the same time, or both write "me" or "you". You score when you point at the same person. These start the best arguments.

16. Who is more likely to fall asleep during a film?
17. Who is more likely to apologise first?
18. Who is more likely to get lost with GPS on?
19. Who is more likely to cry at an advert?
20. Who is more likely to forget an anniversary?
21. Who is more likely to eat the last slice without asking?
22. Who is more likely to plan the next date?
23. Who is more likely to talk to a stranger's dog?
24. Who is more likely to buy something they don't need at 2 am?
25. Who is more likely to win an argument they started?
26. Who is more likely to say "I love you" first in a day?
27. Who is more likely to be late to their own birthday dinner?
28. Who is more likely to remember what we wore on our first date?
29. Who is more likely to survive a week without their phone?
30. Who is more likely to adopt a pet without asking?

Multiple choice couples quiz questions

Four options make it fair for a new couple: you can work it out even if you've never talked about it. Read the options aloud, then both pick a letter.

31. My ideal Sunday morning: (a) sleeping in (b) a long walk (c) brunch with friends (d) coffee and a book in bed
32. What makes me feel most loved: (a) kind words (b) time together (c) a hug (d) you doing something for me
33. My dream holiday: (a) a beach and nothing to do (b) a city full of museums (c) a cabin in the mountains (d) a road trip with no plan
34. When I'm stressed, I want you to: (a) fix it (b) just listen (c) distract me (d) leave me alone for a bit
35. My comfort food: (a) pizza (b) something my family cooks (c) chocolate (d) noodles
36. On a night in, I'd pick: (a) a film (b) a board game (c) cooking together (d) talking until 2 am
37. My biggest pet peeve: (a) lateness (b) loud chewing (c) phones at dinner (d) unwashed dishes
38. The gift I'd love most: (a) something handmade (b) a day out (c) something I mentioned once (d) a surprise trip
39. Where I'd live if I could: (a) a big city (b) by the sea (c) the countryside (d) right here
40. How I'd spend an unexpected day off: (a) sleep (b) see friends (c) finally do the thing I keep putting off (d) spend it with you

Deep couples quiz questions

Save these for the second half of the night. There's still a point for a right guess, but they work better if you talk about each answer after the reveal.

41. What's one thing I'm proud of that I rarely talk about?
42. What's my biggest fear about the future?
43. When did I first know I liked you?
44. What would I change about how I grew up?
45. Which of my habits came from my parents?
46. What's one dream I've given up on?
47. What do I need most after a bad day?
48. Who has influenced me more than anyone else?
49. What's the best day we've had together?
50. What do I wish you asked me more often?
51. What makes me feel most like myself?
52. What's something I've changed my mind about since we met?
53. What would I do with a year off and enough money?
54. What's one thing I'd want us to do before we're old?
55. What do I think our biggest strength as a couple is?
56. When do I feel most appreciated by you?
57. What's a small thing you do that I love but have never mentioned?
58. What's one thing I'm still a bit insecure about?
59. How do I like to make up after a fight?
60. What do I want our life to look like in five years?

Couples quiz ideas: ways to change the game

• Bet on it. Before each question, the guesser stakes 1 to 3 points on how sure they are. Wrong answers lose the stake.
• Loser's forfeit. The lower score cooks dinner, picks up the takeaway or gives a ten-minute massage.
• Party version. For a couples night or a bridal shower, one partner leaves the room while the other answers on paper. The returning partner guesses in front of everyone.
• Long distance. On a video call, both of you type your answer in the chat and press send on "3". For more games that work apart, see couple games to play on your phone.

Couples quiz app: play it on two phones

If you'd rather not write the questions or keep score yourselves, Closerly is our couples app for Android and iPhone with a Love Quiz built in. You link your two phones once with a room code, then each of you picks an answer on your own screen. The app reveals both answers at the same time and keeps the score, so nobody can peek or change their answer after the reveal. It works on the same sofa or in two different countries.

The quiz has 660 questions in five levels. The Soft level (103 questions, sweet and funny) is free; the deeper and spicier levels come with Closerly Premium, and when one partner upgrades, both phones get it. The same room also has truth or dare, this or that, never have I ever and a couples dice game. For more ideas for a night in, try our date night games for couples at home or the never have I ever questions for couples.

Common questions

What are good couples quiz questions?
Questions with one clear answer your partner could know: favourite foods, habits, "who is more likely to" and four-option multiple choice. Mix easy funny ones with a few deeper questions.

How many questions should a couples quiz have?
Ten per person is a good round, about 15 minutes. Twenty each makes a full date-night game.

How do you score a couples quiz?
One point for each answer your partner guesses right. Both of you answer in secret, reveal at the same time, and swap roles every question.

Can you play a couples quiz long distance?
Yes. Play over a video call and send answers in the chat at the same moment, or use a couples app like Closerly that links both phones and reveals answers together.

Is there a couples quiz app?
Yes. Closerly has a two-phone Love Quiz with 660 questions; the Soft level is free.

What is a "who is more likely to" quiz?
Both partners point at whoever the question fits best, at the same time. You score when you point at the same person.