Healthy Relationship Quizzes

Quiz 1

  1. Can you say what you like or admire about your partner?
  2. Is your partner glad that you have other friends?
  3. Is your partner happy about your accomplishments and ambitions?
  4. Does your partner ask for and respect your opinions?
  5. Does she/he really listen to you?
  6. Can she/he talk about her/his feelings?
  7. Does your partner have a good relationship with her/his family?
  8. Does she/he have good friends?
  9. Does she/he have interests besides you?
  10. Does she/he take responsibility for her/his actions and not blame others for her/his failures?
  11. Does your partner respect your right to make decisions that affect your own life?
  12. Are you and your partner friends? Best friends?
If you answered most of these questions a yes, you probably are not in a relationship that is likely to become abusive. If you answered no to some or most of these questions you may be in an abusive relationship, please continue with Quiz 2.

Quiz 2

  1. When your partner gets angry does she/he break or throw things?
  2. Does your partner lose her/his temper easily?
  3. Is your partner jealous of your friends and family?
  4. Does your partner expect to be told where you have been when you are not with her/him?
  5. Does your partner think you are cheating on her/him if you talk or dance with someone else?
  6. Does your partner drink or take drugs almost every day or go on binges?
  7. Does your partner ridicule, make fun of you or put you down?
  8. Does your partner think there are some situations in which it is okay for a man to hit a woman or vice versa?
  9. Do you like yourself less than usual when you have been with your partner?
  10. Do you ever find yourself afraid of your partner?
If you answered yes to questions in this group, please be careful and think about your safety.



Relationships are complicated, loving, painful, rewarding, healthy, unhealthy, etc. Different people have different beliefs and values, regarding what make a "good" relationship. Healthy relationships are those in which the rights of each individual are valued and respected. They are relationships based on equality, rather than power and control. In a healthy relationship, each partner has rights.

Reprinted with permission from the Iowa Coalition Against Violence.

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