10 music, movie and book questions to explore your taste
Talk about playlists, watching films and reading habits. Learn how each of you enjoys a story before recommending something to a friend or partner.
Compare your choices in this quiz
How to use these questions
You do not have to answer everything at once. Choose independently, then share a reason or a memory. Skip anything that feels uncomfortable, and let different answers be different.
10 questions to get you talking
Listening to music?
Which would you choose?
Your playlist?
Which would you choose?
Song tempo?
Which would you choose?
Music genre?
Which would you choose?
Bands or idols?
Which would you choose?
Jazz or classical?
Which would you choose?
Hip-hop or R&B?
Which would you choose?
Soundtracks?
Which would you choose?
Song lyrics?
Which would you choose?
At a concert?
Which would you choose?
Take the conversation a little further
- Which work best captures your taste?
- What scene or lyric would you like to discuss together?
- Which recommendation should we try next?
Music and movie questions
Matching on 7 out of 10 questions gives you 70%. Pick an answer that surprised you and ask what made your partner choose it.
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Before you start
- Can we do this long-distance?
- Read the questions together on a call, or try the quiz by link. One person answers first and sends an invitation; the other can answer later.
- Do we need an account?
- You can start the quiz with a nickname, without signing up. Sign in if you want to save results to your account and open them on another device.
- Does a low compatibility score mean a bad relationship?
- The score is the percentage of matching choices in these questions. It is not a personality assessment or a prediction of your relationship. Use a different answer to ask what feels comfortable for each of you.