Favourites Quiz
Name their favourite everything.
- Players
- 2 players
- Length
- 15–25 min
- Cost
- Free · no signup
- Long distance
- Works long distance
Ready?
Name their favourite everything.
- Players
- 2 players
- Length
- 15–25 min
- Intensity
- Sweet
Free · No signup · Nothing you answer is saved
How do you play Favourites Quiz?
The Favourites Quiz asks one partner to guess the other's favourite in 40 categories — film, meal, Sunday, room, person — before the answer is revealed and scored. It is the easiest partner quiz and a good first one, with the surprises usually appearing in the mundane categories rather than the obvious ones.
How to play
- Read the category and say your guess out loud.
- Your partner reveals the real answer.
- Score it and swap.
- Where you were wrong, ask why. That is the actual content.
- Play the whole deck — it moves quickly.
Why couples love this game
It is easy enough to feel good about and just hard enough to be interesting. The predictable categories build confidence and then something like "favourite room in the place they live" comes up and nobody has any idea, which is consistently the funniest moment of the deck.
The simplest quiz on the site. Favourite film, favourite meal, favourite person, favourite way to spend a Sunday. You guess, they confirm.
It is deliberately easy, which makes it the right first quiz for a newer couple — you will get a decent score, and a decent score makes people want to play the harder ones.
The surprises are almost always in the boring categories. Everyone knows their partner's favourite film. Very few can name their favourite room in their own home.
Example questions
- Their favourite film of all time.
- Their favourite meal, cooked by anyone.
- Their favourite way to spend a Sunday.
- Their favourite item of clothing they own.
- Their favourite person outside their family.
- Their favourite room in the place they live.
The full game has 40 of these, shuffled every time you play.
Who this game is best for
- New couples
- A first partner quiz before the harder ones
- Long-distance calls
- Anyone who wants a game with no emotional weight
Tips to make it better
- Guess out loud before the reveal.
- Do not accept "I do not really have one". Make them pick.
- Follow up on the wrong answers rather than moving straight on.
- Play Guess My Answer next if this felt too easy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this quiz good for new couples?
It is the best starting point here. The score is usually decent, and a decent score is what makes people want to play the harder quizzes.
Which categories catch people out?
The mundane ones. Everyone knows their partner's favourite film. Almost nobody can name their favourite room in their own home or their favourite smell.
What if they do not have a favourite?
Make them pick anyway. "I do not really have one" is the answer that ends games.