Five Love Languages - Gary Chapman Quiz

Answer: Words of affirmation

"Words of affirmation" are one of the five categories in the book. Verbal acknowledgements of affection, encouragement, even written in text form can all be classified in the "words of affirmation" category.

Answer: Cooking a special dinner

"Acts of service" are doing things that lessen the load on their partner. Doing chores together, washing their car, anything making life easier for their partner is a key factor in building those tight bonds together. The back massage would fall under "physical touch", the mix CD would be "gifts", and the romantic getaway could be either "quality time" or "gifts" depending on the occasion.

Answer: Commitment

Commitment is the missing word. The theme of the book is being able to sync up your wants and needs with your partner's, to develop a long term committed relationship. People tend to give love as they prioritize, but their partner may have different ways they want to receive love.

Answer: The Secret to Love That Lasts

"The Five Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts" was written by Gary Chapman, a PhD. with years of experience in marriage counseling. The book became an instant best-seller since its release in 2015. The original "Five Love Languages" book came out in 1992.

Answer: False

Each person and each couple have different emotional wants and needs. No one love language is better than the others. In fact, most individuals need all five love languages with different levels of each best suited to their personality type.

Answer: The Five Love Languages for Your Pets

Sorry, but Mr. Chapman hasn't developed a book for our furry friends yet. The book on workplace appreciation was released in 2011. The Chapman book for children came out in 1997 and the military edition was first issued in 2013.

Answer: Sleeping together

This love language is all about giving your partner your full undivided attention, sharing your thoughts and desires together without outside distractions getting in the way. There is an open communication that strengthens your bond.

Answer: The symbolic thought behind the gift

The "gifts" love language is all about the meaning behind the physical gift. It doesn't have to be fancy or expensive, but the giver knows how much the receiver would appreciate this gift. There is a meaning behind the exchange that takes on a visual symbol of love.

Answer: False

It does sound like Hollywood may turn this into a film one day, but this pairing of Witherspoon and Tatum hasn't happened yet.

Answer: Physical touch

The love language of "physical touch" can be shown in many ways including hugs, kisses, sex, anything where intimacy comes from human contact. This love language is often derived from our early childhood memories of being held and loved as a baby by our parents.