Quiz to Ask Your Friends
Learn how strong your friendship communication skills are in 10 minutes. 16 real-life questions spark great talks on listening, boundaries, apologies, conflict repair, and respectful texting, no sign-up needed.
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Friendship Communication Knowledge (FCK)
Friendship Communication Knowledge (FCK)
Average
11.7
Normal range
9 — 14.3
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- “Did you enjoy the event?”
- “Would you attend the event again?”
- “Was the event better than last year?”
- “What was the most memorable part of the event for you?”
- Use their most recent birthday as the model
- Ask mutual friends to vote on the kind of celebration
- Check discreetly what kind of celebration, if any, they would enjoy
- Plan a conventional gathering but make attendance optional
- Avoid all personal conversations with them until they bring it up
- Ask one final question so you understand why the subject is off-limits
- Explain that close friends should be able to discuss difficult subjects
- Accept the boundary and let them know they can raise the subject later if they choose
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Quiz to Ask Your Friends - Symptoms and Signs
How strong is your friendship communication knowledge? Take this free quiz with your friends to explore listening, boundaries, apologies, inclusion, conflict repair, and thoughtful digital communication. The 16 questions mix practical situations with key communication concepts, making them useful for friendly competition or starting a conversation about how you support one another. Compare scores if you wish—no sign-up is required.
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