[General] How much do you know? A quiz collection to understand yourself
Have you ever suddenly wondered, “How much do the people around me really know about me?” There are surprisingly many things—like your favorite foods or your wishes—that don’t quite come across in everyday conversations.
That’s when a perfect solution is a personal quiz: ask people around you questions about yourself and have them guess the answers! Just by asking your friends, family, or partner, “How well do you know me?” you can spark a fun time full of laughter and surprises.
In this article, we’ll introduce general, easy-to-use personal quiz questions that anyone can try.
Use them as conversation starters or in moments when you want to deepen your connections!
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[General] How much do you know? A quiz collection to understand yourself (11–20)
What did you want to be when you were a child—what occupation?
When you were a child, many of you probably wrote about your dreams for the future or the job you hoped to have in your elementary school graduation essays.
Do you remember what you wrote? Some of you might have changed your answer depending on the age—wanting to be one thing in kindergarten but something different in elementary school.
If your childhood dream actually came true, we’d love to hear how it happened.
If you could bring only one thing to a deserted island, what would it be?
You often see this presented as multiple-choice questions in things like personality tests, right? A knife, a radio, a lighter, and so on…
But each has its pros and cons.
Something is always missing or can’t be compensated for, which is why discussions unfold.
It’s the kind of question that sparks conversation again from why you chose what you did.
Where is the place you want to visit the most abroad?
There probably aren’t many people who have traveled around the world.
And surely many people have a country they long to visit at least once before they die.
It might be hard to narrow down the countries you want to visit to just one, but it’s a fun topic to get excited about.
What is your favorite food?
You can ask this question to anyone, from kids to the elderly.
It could be something they’ve loved since they were born and still haven’t changed, or something they’ve recently gotten hooked on and keep eating.
Food topics are easy to get people talking, and they often lead to other conversations.
Dissing someone’s favorite food is bad manners, you know!
What would you spend 100 million yen on if you won the lottery?
Doesn’t this topic often come up? Even if we haven’t bought a lottery ticket, our dreams somehow expand and we end up getting all excited, going on and on about it.
There may not be many people who would pour the entire 100 million yen into one thing, but it’s a question that reveals what everyone would spend it on and what they consider important.
What’s the most expensive purchase you’ve made in your life?
This probably depends on age, and the amount of money spent would vary too.
People whose hobby is clothes or designer bags spend astonishing amounts, and those into motorcycles or cars might pour in quite a bit as well.
Those who’ve bought a house might be the ones who’ve spent the most.
What was your club activity in middle school?
Back in middle school, weren’t there some people who felt that joining a club was absolutely mandatory? This might vary by region and generation, though… Sports teams were strict but had a glamorous image, and the works created in cultural clubs through an art-driven mindset were captivating too.
It’s a topic that can get people excited whether they’re the same age or there’s a generation gap.
What are my weaknesses?
When it comes to “weaknesses,” a wide range of answers is possible, so it might be hard for the person responding.
Ghosts, scary stories, insects, spicy food, and so on…
Many people would say that things they’re not good with are their weaknesses.
Answers that delve into mental or philosophical aspects could also deepen the conversation.
Ideally, you’d get to know the other person’s weaknesses and build a relationship where you can complement and support each other there.
If you could be reborn, would you choose to be a man or a woman?
People who are happy with the sex they were born with, people who aren’t, or people who think they’d like to boldly live as a different gender in their next life—let’s talk about why you chose that gender and what you like about it.
The Last Supper—what’s on the menu?
Have you ever wondered what you’d want your last meal to be? Of course, you’d probably name your favorite food, but that answer likely changes as the years go by—steak, grilled meat, fried chicken, pasta, and so on.
After all, it’s not about what you want to eat right now!