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12 tips for friendship quiz questions that friends actually finish

Keep rounds short, personal, and guessable—without turning your Don’t Block Me quiz into homework.

A great Block You Test Me quiz feels personal but still finishable on a phone between classes or on the bus. Use these tips when you build or edit your Don’t Block Me / Fake Friend Finder style challenge.

Keep the set tight

  1. Aim for about 10 questions. You can publish 5–15; fewer is better if friends are impatient.
  2. Cut anything only you would know from a private chat log. Friends should guess from shared life, not spy work.
  3. One idea per question. “Coffee or tea?” beats a long paragraph with three preferences buried inside.

Make answers guessable

  1. Offer clear options. Multiple choice works better than open text for quick scoring.
  2. Avoid trick wording. If two options both sound like you, friends will stall and quit.
  3. Mix easy and spicy. A couple of obvious habits plus a few personality picks keep people engaged.

Stay kind and playable

  1. Skip questions that shame someone. The game is “who knows me,” not “who can roast me hardest.”
  2. Skip real-money or location details you would not post publicly.
  3. Edit bank prompts. Starter questions are a draft—rename pets, cities, and habits so they sound like you.

Before you share

  1. Mark your answers carefully. The scoreboard only works if your keys are intentional.
  2. Preview on mobile. If it takes more than a few minutes, trim a few prompts.
  3. Send the public link only. Keep the manage link for yourself so results stay under your control.

Want a ready-made list? Browse the on-site question ideas, then create your quiz and share. Support: support@blockyoutest.me.