Does Your Crush Like You Quiz for Girls 10-13
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. How consistent is their extra attention across different situations?
I cannot identify a repeated pattern of extra attention.
It appears mainly when friends are watching or encouraging it.
It appears in several situations, although not consistently.
It is steady in groups and quieter moments, without depending on an audience.
2. A conversation between you gets interrupted. What does your crush usually do afterward?
They usually let the conversation end there.
They continue only if I restart it.
They sometimes return to the topic on their own.
They usually find me later or message me so we can continue.
3. In a group discussion, how does your crush respond to your ideas?
They rarely respond directly to what I say.
They respond when the group is already focused on my idea.
They often listen and add something connected to my point.
They regularly invite my opinion or return to something I said.
4. During a typical week, who usually starts your conversations or messages?
I start nearly all of them.
I start more often than they do.
We start them about equally.
They start more often than I do.
5. When crushes or liking someone comes up in conversation, what has your crush communicated about you?
They have not connected the subject to me, or they have clearly mentioned someone else.
They become quiet or change the subject, which gives me no clear answer.
They have offered repeated hints that seem personally connected to me.
They have clearly and respectfully said that I am the person they like.
6. After you mention a small detail—such as a favorite game, book, or snack—what happens later?
They do not seem to remember it.
They remember only if I bring it up again.
They sometimes remember it in a later conversation.
They often remember and use it to start another conversation with me.
7. Overall, how does time spent talking together feel?
Mostly awkward, distant, or hard to keep going.
Pleasant but usually surface-level.
Comfortable, with clear signs that both of us enjoy it.
Easy and mutual, with both of us sharing, listening, and wanting more time.
8. When you make a joke or share something funny, how do they tend to respond?
There is usually little reaction or follow-up.
They respond politely, but the moment ends quickly.
We often laugh together, especially when others are involved.
We often develop playful back-and-forth or jokes that we both remember.
9. You arrive somewhere your crush is already talking with other people. What usually happens?
They do not seem to notice me in particular.
They acknowledge me briefly, much as they would anyone else.
They often smile, wave, or greet me warmly.
They often come over or make a clear effort to include me.
10. What is the clearest positive clue you have about how your crush may feel?
I do not have a personal clue, or they have described us as only friends.
They react to my posts, look my way, or do something else that could mean many things.
They have repeatedly given me personal compliments or hints.
They have directly said they like me as more than a friend.
11. You share exciting news about something that matters to you. What is their typical response?
They quickly move to another subject.
They acknowledge it but do not ask much about it.
They show interest and ask a question or two.
They share my excitement and often remember to ask about it later.
12. Your crush says you should talk or spend time together later. What usually follows?
The idea is normally dropped without a specific plan.
They agree if I arrange everything, but rarely help move it forward.
They sometimes help choose an age-appropriate time or group activity.
They regularly follow through and help make a comfortable, age-appropriate plan happen.
13. When there is free time at school, an activity, or a group gathering, how often do they choose to be near you?
Rarely, even when there is an easy opportunity.
Occasionally, usually because the group happens to be together.
Fairly often, though not every time.
Very often, and they seem to create opportunities to join me.
14. Friends claim that your crush likes you. How well does that match your crush’s own behavior?
Their behavior gives me little reason to agree with the rumor.
A few vague moments fit, but the claim mostly comes from other people.
Several things they personally do make the claim seem possible.
Their repeated behavior and direct words strongly support what the friends said.
15. Which description best matches most conversations between you and your crush?
They are usually brief or focused only on something we need to do.
They are friendly, but one of us carries most of the conversation.
We both contribute and ask each other questions.
We regularly build on each other’s ideas and seem reluctant to stop talking.