How well do your friends actually know you?
Here's the two-player version of this game: you answer a handful of questions about yourself, those answers become the answer key, and your friends take the quiz at a link. Everyone gets a score. You get a ranking. Below are 40 questions worth asking — grouped from “anyone who's met me” to “only my partner survives this” — and a builder that turns your picks into the quiz.
Free — 3 live quizzes, 100 responses a month. Friends need no account, just the link.
40 how well do you know me questions
Pick five to ten. Take a couple from the easy tier so nobody zeroes out, then climb. The best quizzes have one question only one person on earth can answer.
Easy — anyone who's met you
Warm-up questions. A coworker who's shared an office with you for a month should get most of these. Good for the start of a quiz so nobody scores zero.
- What's my go-to coffee or tea order?
- What month is my birthday?
- Am I a morning person or a night owl?
- What's my favorite food — the one I'd pick for a last meal?
- Do I have any siblings, and how many?
- What color are my eyes?
- What's the first thing I do when I get home?
- Cats or dogs — which side am I on?
- What's my usual drink at a bar (or do I not drink)?
- What am I most likely doing at 10pm on a Tuesday?
Friends — you've spent real time together
These need actual shared history. Someone who only knows you from group chats starts missing here.
- What's the one movie or show I can quote from memory?
- What was my first job?
- What's my most-used emoji?
- What am I weirdly competitive about?
- What's the fastest way to annoy me?
- What do I always order at a restaurant even when I say I'll try something new?
- What's a food I refuse to eat?
- Who's my celebrity crush?
- What's my karaoke song?
- If I won the lottery tomorrow, what's the first thing I'd buy?
Best friend — the inner circle
The separator questions. These are the ones where your best friend laughs while typing the answer and everyone else guesses.
- What's my biggest irrational fear?
- What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to me (that I've admitted to)?
- What do I do when I'm stressed that I think nobody notices?
- What's a hill I will absolutely die on?
- What was my most questionable fashion or hair phase?
- What's the story behind a nickname I've had?
- What's the one thing I've quit and never talk about?
- Which of my opinions do my friends secretly think is wrong?
- What's my proudest moment that I pretend is no big deal?
- If I went missing, where would you look first?
Couple — for a partner
For anniversary quizzes and "do you even listen to me" showdowns. Fair warning: these produce receipts.
- What did I wear on our first date?
- What's my love language — the real one, not the one I claim?
- What's the first thing I'd save in a fire (after people and pets)?
- What do I always steal from your plate?
- What's my most repeated story that you've heard at least ten times?
- What side of the bed is mine, and is it negotiable?
- What's the household chore I quietly avoid?
- What do I want to be doing in ten years?
- What's the gift I mentioned once and hoped you remembered?
- What's my tell when something's wrong and I say "I'm fine"?
Build your quiz from this list
Pick five questions, type your answers, and this composes the one-line prompt to paste to Claude or ChatGPT. The AI builds the hosted quiz and replies with your link — that's the whole setup.
Pick 5 questions (0/5 picked)
Easy — anyone who's met you
Friends — you've spent real time together
Best friend — the inner circle
Couple — for a partner
Why a scored quiz beats texting the questions
Everyone answers blind. Text the questions to a group chat and the second person to answer has seen the first person's guesses. A quiz link means every friend answers cold, which is the only way the ranking means anything.
Scoring is automatic. Your answers are the key, so each attempt gets marked the moment it's submitted. Nobody argues with you about whether their answer was “basically right” — well, they still will, but now you have a number.
Every attempt lands in one place. This is the part a listicle can't do. Ten friends take the quiz over a week and you get one dashboard: a row per person, their score, and every answer they gave. The leaderboard assembles itself instead of living across ten screenshot threads.
It takes two minutes to make. You don't build the quiz in an editor. You paste the prompt from the builder above into the AI assistant you already use, and what comes back is a live page at a link. Send that link to the group chat and wait.
Common questions
How do I turn these questions into an actual quiz?
Answer them about yourself first — you're the answer key. Then paste the questions and your answers to the AI assistant you already use (Claude, ChatGPT) with a line like "make this a how-well-do-you-know-me quiz on QuizGen and send me the link." It builds a live hosted quiz and hands you a URL. The builder on this page composes that exact prompt for you from the questions above.
How many questions should the quiz have?
Five to ten. Five is enough to rank your friends and short enough that everyone finishes; ten is the ceiling before people start abandoning it mid-quiz. Mix depths — a couple of easy ones so nobody scores zero, then harder ones so someone can actually win.
How does scoring work — who decides if an answer is right?
You do, once, up front. Your answers are the answer key. For multiple choice the scoring is automatic; for typed answers the quiz can accept close matches. Each friend finishes with a score, and every attempt lands in one dashboard so you see the ranking without collecting screenshots.
Do my friends need an account to take it?
No. They open the link, put in their name, answer, and see their score. No signup, no app, works in the phone browser they already have. Only you — the quiz owner — have an account, and only to see the results.
Is it free?
Yes for this. The free plan is 3 live quizzes with 100 responses a month, which covers a friend-group quiz many times over. Paid plans exist for people running forms as a business — a birthday quiz is not that.
Can I see everyone's individual answers, or just scores?
Both. The dashboard shows one row per attempt: name, score, and every answer they gave. Half the fun is not the ranking — it's reading what your brother thought your karaoke song was.
Find out who knows you best
Pick your questions above, paste the prompt to your AI assistant, and send the link it gives you to the group chat. Free — 3 live quizzes, 100 responses a month.