Think you know your family well? This free how well do you know your family quiz puts that to the test, covering every relationship from parents and grandparents to siblings. You’ll answer questions across six categories, and you choose how hard they get.
If you’re ever unsure or curious about a question, just bookmark it. At the end you can copy all your bookmarked questions and share them with your family member, and you’ll get a score to see how you did compared with others.
Test yourself on any family member — then collect the questions worth actually asking them.
Everyone has experiences that go unshared. Perhaps it happened before you were born, perhaps they never got around to sharing it, or perhaps they thought you wouldn’t be interested. Many family stories stay untold simply because no one asked the right questions.
Try our family journal ideas, or play the Family Story Game to find questions that reveal new stories.
Use questions to unlock their stories
Simirity is a private home for family stories
Asking is just the first step. If answers stay in a WhatsApp thread or fade from memory, they can still be lost. Simirity is a private family journal designed to keep family stories safe in voice, video, photos and words, so your family can enjoy them for years.
Learn more about the Simirity family journal, or view a demo family account to see it in action. No sign-up needed.
The how well do you know your family quiz covers six family relationships: mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, sibling and other. Choosing a specific relationship tailors the experience and means your score is compared against other people who took the quiz about the same family member.
General Knowledge, Humour & Personality, Philosophy & Wisdom, Career & Achievement, Relationships & Family, and Would You Rather. You can also pick ‘Surprise Me’ for a random mix. Each category shows a different side of the person, from their sense of humour to their deepest beliefs.
Surface questions cover facts you might already know, like childhood, favourite things and daily life. Deeper questions go into experiences, decisions and what shaped them. Inner world questions explore topics such as fears, regrets and beliefs they rarely share. Each level has its own set of questions, so you can try a category again at a higher level for a new quiz.
At the end of the quiz you get a score out of 20 and a percentile that shows how you compare with others who took the same quiz about the same relationship. For example: ‘You scored 16/20 on General Knowledge about Mum, better than 68% of people who took this quiz.’ Percentiles are based on real results from other players and become more accurate as more people play.
As you answer each question, you can bookmark any you’re unsure about or want to hear their real answer to. At the end of the quiz, all your bookmarked questions appear together with a copy-to-clipboard button. You can send them straight to your family member, turning the quiz into a real conversation.
Yes. After completing a quiz you’ll be prompted to try a different relationship, a different category, or a harder difficulty. You can restart the quiz at any time from the beginning with a new selection.
Our How Well Do You Know Your Parents quiz offers a curated list of 80 questions you can browse and choose from. This family quiz is fully interactive: it selects questions for you based on your chosen relationship, category and difficulty, scores your answers, and compares your results with other players. They work well together, the parents quiz is great for browsing and picking questions, while this quiz is a structured game with a result.
Simirity is a private family journal and the platform that created the how well do you know your family quiz. It helps families save the stories and answers that come from conversations like these, using words, voice, photos and video. You can explore a live demo account without signing up.
Several resources on Simirity are worth exploring. The Family Story Game offers 300+ questions for all ages and generations. The Life Lessons Game focuses on wisdom, values and hard-won insights. And our parents quiz has 80 curated questions you can handpick. The Reader’s Digest also shares a list of questions for families to explore.
