Make your quiz in the box above, then send the link to one person: your partner or your crush. You answer 10 questions about yourself, they guess, and they get a score out of 10. That is the whole Don't Block Me quiz, and it works just as well between two people as in a group chat.
People search for a "Don't Block Me quiz love" version because the joke changes when it is one person. "Get it wrong and I block you" from a best friend is banter. From a partner it is flirting. This page shows how to set the quiz up for that.
There is no separate love quiz, and you don't need one
The quiz maker here uses one list of 30 everyday questions. You can't type your own, but you can press Swap this question ↻ to replace any question you don't want. That is enough to turn the default quiz into a couples quiz: keep the questions only someone close to you would know, and swap out the group-chat ones.
The 10 best questions to keep for a partner
These are all in the built-in list. If one isn't in your 10, keep swapping until it shows up.
- How do I handle an argument? Talk it out right away, go silent, get loud, or send a meme to make peace. A partner should know this one.
- What's my sleep schedule like? Early bird, night owl, naps all day, or "what schedule?"
- How do I act when I'm hungry? Totally normal, quiet and grumpy, dramatic, or eat everything in sight.
- What's my coffee order? The classic "do you pay attention" question.
- What would I order at a restaurant? Same thing every time, the weirdest thing, whatever my friend orders, or dessert first.
- What's my dream holiday? Good for future trip plans.
- How long does it take me to reply to a text? Every couple has opinions on this.
- Who do I text when something big happens? Watch their face if the answer isn't them.
- What's my worst habit? Being late, overthinking, procrastinating, or leaving people on read.
- If I won $1,000 today, what would I do? Save it, shopping spree, travel, or treat my friends.
Questions to swap out for a partner: "Which role do I play in the friend group?" and "What subject was I best at in school?" They work in a group but say little between two people.
How to send it to your partner or crush
- Partner: send the link in your private chat with a deadline, such as "before dinner". Ask them to tap Send my score at the end so the result arrives in your chat.
- Crush: a quiz is a low-pressure way to start a conversation. Post the story image to your story instead of sending it directly, and see if they play.
- Couple vs couple: both partners make a quiz and swap links. Then try each other's friends' quizzes and compare who knows whom best.
Nothing is stored on a server and there is no scoreboard. The score only reaches you if they send it.
What the score means between partners
The quiz gives five results. Here is a lighthearted reading for couples:
| Score | Result | Between partners |
|---|---|---|
| 10/10 | Bestie for life 💖 | They really listen. Brag about it. |
| 8–9 | Inner circle 😎 | Safe. Ask which one they missed. |
| 5–7 | On thin ice 🧊 | Normal, especially early on. Good date-night conversation. |
| 2–4 | One tap from blocked 😬 | Time for a "getting to know you" evening. |
| 0–1 | BLOCKED 🚫 | It's a joke. Nobody gets blocked for real. |
A low score from a crush means very little. They may simply not know you well yet, which is the point of playing.
Love questions to ask out loud
These aren't in the quiz maker. Use them after the quiz, in a voice note or on a date:
- Where was our first date, and what did I wear?
- What song reminds me of us?
- What do I always order for us to share?
- What is my love language: words, time, gifts, help or touch?
- What did I think of you the first time we met?
- What's the one thing that makes me laugh every time?
- What would my perfect anniversary look like?
- Which of my friends do I tell everything to?
For more ideas for friends instead of partners, see the full list of Don't Block Me quiz questions or the Don't Block Me game ideas for groups.
Keep it fun
The quiz is a joke about blocking. Between partners, a missed answer is a chance to learn something, not a test to pass. If a score starts a real argument, laugh about the coffee order and move on.