Finding Fake Friends: Favourite vs Non-Favourite Quiz
A medium-difficulty multiple-choice quiz that tests how well you can spot inauthentic friendships by comparing favorite and non-favorite behaviours, motives, and consequences.
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Question 1: Which behaviour most reliably signals a friend who values you versus one who uses you?
Always agrees with every opinion you state
Shows consistent support, even when it costs them time or convenience
Sends many compliments on social media
Only contacts you when they need favors
Question 2: When assessing a friend who claims loyalty, which evidence matters most?
If they throw frequent parties
Their behaviour in private and during stress
Whether they share your hobbies
How many followers they have online
Question 3: Which question best reveals a friend’s motive when they praise you?
Are they introduced as a friend at parties?
Do they follow up praise with concrete offers to help or with requests from you?
Do they use flowery language in texts?
Do they share your playlist?
Question 4: Which mindset helps you interpret mixed signals from someone you care about?
Ignore all signs and hope they change
Assume the best every time without boundaries
Confront immediately on the first slight
Prioritize patterns over isolated incidents
Question 5: In a scenario: a friend shares gossip that harms you but apologizes later. What best distinguishes a fake from a real friend?
How dramatic their apology sounded
Whether they stopped speaking to you for a week
If they blamed someone else in the apology
Whether their apology is followed by concrete corrective actions
Question 6: Which belief about 'fake friends' is a common myth?
Some friendships shift after life changes
You can reassess friendships based on patterns
Boundaries can protect friendships
All friends who disappoint once are fake
Question 7: Which practical step helps test whether a friend is reciprocal?
Expect immediate help for major crises without prior conversation
Publicly post about your needs for attention
Ask for a small favor and observe their response and follow-through
Stop responding to them entirely to see who reaches out
Question 8: Which consequence is most likely if you keep investing in one-sided relationships?
Increased emotional exhaustion and reduced trust in others
Automatic forgiveness from everyone you hurt
Financial wealth from reciprocation
Instant popularity in social circles