Friendship Test

Don't Block Me Quiz: Which Friends Really Know You?

Build a quiz in a couple of minutes, share one link, and find out which friends actually know you and which ones have been guessing all along.

Getting Started

How the Don't Block Me Quiz Works

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Write the questions, or borrow ours. Choose 5, 10, or 15 from our bank of 64, or write your own. You answer each one first, and the library mixes light questions with personal ones, so you can dial the mood up or down. Your answers become the key that every friend is measured against.

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Save it and collect two links. Your quiz is stored on our server, and you walk away with two addresses: a play link that works for anyone, and a private results link that works only for you.

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Share the play link wherever your friends live. It opens in any browser, on any device. Nothing to download, no account for them to make. Post it in the big group or send it to your inner circle one at a time. Same link works for both.

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Open the scoreboard when you get curious. Your private link shows who played, each person's percentage, and every answer they picked. That is where the fun gets specific.

Nothing to it, which is exactly why it spreads the way it does: one link goes out, everyone plays, and the scoreboard settles the arguing.

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Score Ranges

How to Read Your Friends' Scores

Scoring is simple: a friend earns credit for every answer that matches yours, and the total becomes a percentage. Five ranges cover the whole spectrum, from your long-lost twin down to the friend who replies "who is this."

90-100 Twin Energy You two are basically running the same brain.
75-89 Trusted Few You read the big stuff and most of the weird stuff.
60-74 Warm Reads Solid guesses, with a couple of surprises left.
40-59 Room to Grow A good excuse for one more hangout.
0-39 Fresh Start Someone's been paying attention to other things.

Read the chart before you post anyone's results, mostly so you can soften the landing. That last range is a gentle diagnosis, not an insult. Most friends improve dramatically on the rematch.

The real entertainment starts when people compare percentages. A 96 and a 91 can spark an hour of debate over which question broke the tie. A 40 becomes a redemption arc. Let them argue; it is half the point. Save your results link, because scores keep arriving for days after the first wave.

What the Don't Block Me Quiz Says About Real Friends

There is a difference between the friends you see every week and the friends who actually notice you. The first group is usually bigger. This quiz is about the second group, and it draws a surprisingly clean line between them.

Watch the pattern in most results. Your closest friend misses one question that looks obvious, and someone you barely think about lands near the top. The miss is interesting: the answer probably changed since they learned it. New drink, new show, old habit retired. The surprise high score is interesting for the opposite reason. Somebody was paying attention without being asked.

One sharp miss tells a better story than a blank sheet. A friend who swings and misses on question three knows you, but knows last year's you. A stranger scoring perfectly studied your answers, which is a skill, not a friendship. Neither result is worth a fight. This is a party game, and the stakes are a joke by design.

It is worth running the experiment in both directions, too. When you and a close friend both create quizzes, the gaps between your scores get interesting: you will probably ace theirs, they will probably ace yours, and whichever single question either of you misses is a small window into what each of you actually notices. Compare notes afterwards. That conversation beats any percentage.

Practically speaking, real friends know your current answers. They update when you change. They do not need you to explain the joke. The quiz cannot test every corner of a friendship, obviously. It tests the corners friends think they know: your order, your habits, your tiny preferences. Those are exactly the places where outdated knowledge hides.

So use the results the way they are meant to be used. Text the person who scored higher than expected. Update the friend whose version of you is a year old. And send the quiz to the group chat, because the friend who claims to know everything deserves a percentage next to their name.

One last thing: keep the tone light when the scores go public. The bottom of the list is a comedy slot, not a performance review, and the quiz is only ever trying to be fun. Lead with the joke, and the friendships take care of themselves.

Don't Block Me Quiz Questions to Get You Started

These ten lean toward the questions that separate real friends from friendly strangers. They come from our 64-question library, and you can take the set as-is or remix it:

Sample questions
  • 1) What's our most memorable moment together?
  • 2) Who apologizes first after a fight?
  • 3) What inside joke would only we understand?
  • 4) What would I do if they called me at 2am?
  • 5) What do I appreciate most about them?
  • 6) How do I react when someone cries?
  • 7) How do I handle a disagreement with a friend?
  • 8) How do I celebrate good news?
  • 9) How fast do I reply to messages?
  • 10) What do I do when plans fall apart?

A note before you copy them: these work best with people who are actually in your life. For a big casual group, mix in more of the light stuff from the library. A total mismatch is funny exactly once. Swap three or four of the heavy ones for lighter picks when the group gets wider, and keep the personal set for the people it is actually about.

Common Questions

Don't Block Me Quiz FAQ

Yes, with no fine print. No account, no email, no payment details, and no limit on how many quizzes you build or play. Make one for every group you are in. It is the same deal for the friends who play: nothing to buy, nothing to unlock.
Send them the play link, and that is the whole onboarding. It opens in any browser with nothing to install. They answer, they get a score, and the results land on your private link.
Usually that they guessed instead of remembering. Nothing more dramatic than that. The bottom of the table is where the running joke lives, so laugh first and schedule the rematch later. Set expectations accordingly and the low scores become the best part of the chat.
Start with your closest friends, the ones whose scores you genuinely care about, then drop it in the big group chat. The gap between those two sets of results is the fun part.
Sorry, no. Nobody can check someone's blocked list from outside the app, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. This quiz measures a smaller, real thing: whether a friend knows you, not whether they are avoiding you. If an actual friendship feels shaky, ask the person directly. That beats any quiz, ours included.

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