What Kind Of Ultimate Couple Are You? Quiz
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Generally couples have something amazing happening between them. However it differs from one couple to the other. Many examples of strong, passionate and even bitter couples abound in our world. But which of these kinds of couple do you belong? Take this great quiz if you can correctly define each kind!
- 1.What kind of couple would hardly have a day without yelling at each other?
- A.
The power couple
- B.
The love checkers
- C.
The fighters
- D.
The affectionate couple
- 2.What kind of couple love taking their relationship to the internet?
- A.
The carefree couple
- B.
The performers
- C.
The fulfilled couple
- D.
The game players
- 3.Which of these is not changed in a changing relationship?
- A.
Interests
- B.
Style
- C.
Hobbies
- D.
Personality
- 4.Which of these is the fact on which changing relationships are based?
- A.
There is a need to revive love
- B.
There is need to understand each other well
- C.
There are no two same individuals on earth
- D.
There is no perfect human
- 5.Which of these clearly shows that a relationship is toxic?
- A.
Absence of jealousy
- B.
There is no compromise or sacrifice
- C.
Misunderstanding
- D.
Passionate love
- 6.What kind of relationship is usually the best?
- A.
The changing relationship
- B.
The long distance relationship
- C.
The sexual relationship
- D.
The compatible relationship
- 7.What is a relationship with a person of like mind and passion called?
- A.
Long distance relationship
- B.
Warm relationship
- C.
Compatible relationship
- D.
True relationship
- 8.Which of these is important in saving a long distance relationship?
- A.
Dates
- B.
Money
- C.
Communication
- D.
Sex
- 9.Which of these is not a kind of compatibility among couples?
- A.
Intellectual compatibility
- B.
Religious compatibility
- C.
Physical compatibility
- D.
Emotional compatibility
- 10.What kind of relationship is characterised by freedom to see other people?
- A.
Free relationship
- B.
Free relationship
- C.
Sexual relationship
- D.
Flexible relationship
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