The Five Love Languages

There are five known love languages. These five love languages are physical touch, quality time, acts of service, and words of affirmation. I have physical touch as my main love language which means I ______ want hugs, holding hands, or just leaning on my lover's shoulder.

• always

• sometimes

• rarely

• often

There are five known love languages. These five love languages are physical touch, quality time, acts of service, and words of affirmation. I have quality time as my main love language which means I ______ want hugs, or hold hands, but I prefer watching movies, talking to each other, or just bringing their attention to me more.

• sometimes

• always

• never

• don't

There are five known love languages. These five love languages are physical touch, quality time, acts of service, and words of affirmation. I have receiving gifts as my main love language which means I ______ want to give gifts but I enjoy receiving them so much. But for my love language towards the person, I'm more of a "words of affirmation" type of folk. I love praising or giving compliments to my partner.

• rarely

• always

• do

• don't

How many love languages are there?

• Three

• Seven

• Five

• What is a love language? ._.

Love languages: I noticed that you had a lot on your workload, so I went ahead and finished up the monthly sales report for our team.

• Gift giving

• Physical touch

• Word of affirmation

• Quality time

• Acts of service

Love languages: "You did a great job on your painting!"

• Gift giving

• Physical touch

• Word of affirmation

• Quality time

• Acts of service

Which of the following is NOT one of the five love languages?

• Physical touch

• Quality time

• Acts of service

• Emotional support

In the context of love languages, what does 'acts of service' primarily involve?

• Giving gifts

• Spending time together

• Doing helpful tasks

• Expressing feelings verbally

Which love language is characterized by verbal expressions of appreciation and praise?

• Physical touch

• Quality time

• Words of affirmation

• Acts of service

If someone's primary love language is 'receiving gifts', what might they appreciate most?

• A heartfelt letter

• A surprise party

• A thoughtful present

• A day spent together