How compatible are you and your partner?
1. When you’re apart, do you miss your partner?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
2. Do you have rows?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
3. Do you have PUBLIC rows?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
4. Do the two of you go to bed at roughly the same time of night?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
5. At weekends, when there’s no rush in the morning, do the two of you tend to get up at about the same time?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
6. Do you both like the same sort of TV programmes?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
7. Do you both like the same sort of films?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
8. Do you both like the same sort of music?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
9. When there’s a big political dispute going on in your country, do you both take much the same viewpoint?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
10. On matters of religion and morality, do the two of you agree?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
11. Do you get on with each other’s families?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
12. Do your sexual needs broadly coincide?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
13. When you have sex together, does it go really well?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
14. Is sex ever a disaster?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
15. Do you ever seriously consider having sex with other people?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
16. Do you ever wish you could break up?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
17. Do you both like the same sort of food?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
18. Do you get on with each other’s friends?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
19. Do you remember your partner’s birthday – and important anniversaries?
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always
20. Do you really LIKE the presents your partner gives you? (Go on: be honest!)
Never	Occasionally	Often	Always

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