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Am I a Good Liar? See Your Deception Style

Quick, free deception test to map your style. Instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Marjun MagalonaUpdated Aug 26, 2025
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Paper art face split between mask side and brain puzzle on golden yellow background for a lying skills deception quiz

This quiz helps you answer 'am I a good liar' and spot your style, strengths, and slips in everyday scenes. When you finish, check out the am i a liar quiz, sharpen your reading skills with a human lie detector test, or have fun with the lying game quiz.

When someone asks your opinion on a friend's outfit you dislike, you:
Stutter and mumble something unclear, hoping they don't notice.
Just nod and say it looks fine; you wouldn't want to hurt feelings.
Say you love their outfit and ask about their inspiration.
Text them a vague emoji and change the chat topic.
Give a detailed compliment and pivot the subject smoothly.
You need to avoid attending a coworker's surprise party. You tell them:
DM them I'm sick, then quietly ghost the group chat.
I've scheduled an urgent meeting with upper management, but here's a fake agenda.
I say I have a stomachache and hope they believe me.
I won't be able to make it, but I'm happy to celebrate later.
I'm really swamped today, sorry I'll miss it, hope it's fun!
During a phone interview you forget your main experience. You:
Spin a related story linking that skill to another project, impressing them.
Panic, stumble over words, and admit you blanked out.
Quickly mention a minor project and hope they don't ask details.
Text a follow-up email with fabricated bullet points after the call.
Smile and share an alternate example you prepared well in advance.
When texting a lie, you:
Keep it short and sweet to avoid contradictions.
Second-guess every word, send, then withdraw it with an apology.
Use witty emojis and humor to keep it light and believable.
Use different platforms to reinforce the story across channels.
Draft a detailed alibi, then proofread for consistency before sending.
At a family dinner you want to avoid political talk. You:
Charm with a funny anecdote until the conversation shifts.
Introduce a captivating unrelated topic and redirect everyone's focus.
Send a quick group text that distracts them with a new photo.
Avoid eye contact and hope they don't notice your lack of input.
Smile and say you need water, then comment on the food.
Your partner asks if you finished chores. You:
Admit you haven't and promise you'll handle them later.
Mumble an excuse and quickly change the subject.
Send a photo of a corner untouched as 'evidence' of progress.
Reply playfully that you've conquered the chores like a superhero.
Give a step-by-step rundown of what you've done, mixing truth with fiction.
When guessing a test's answer, you:
Circle random options and hope for luck.
Eliminate impossible choices, then pick the most plausible one.
Go with your gut feeling and stick to what feels right.
Scan for linguistic patterns or AI-generated clues.
Guess the simplest answer to avoid overthinking.
A friend confronts you about a rumor. You:
Laugh it off and turn it into a memorable joke you both share.
Deny politely and express regret it spread.
Calmly provide context and redirect to why the rumor makes no sense.
Block the accuser on social media and send them a fake apology DM.
Freeze up and deny incoherently.
At a social event where you meet someone you dislike, you:
Send an urgent text to stage a stealthy escape.
Politely nod, claim you need to get water, then disappear.
Smile politely while you craft excuses to end the conversation quickly.
Try to leave but stumble on your words.
Use charm to deflect and smoothly exit with a compliment.
If you need to hide a surprise gift, you:
Send them a dummy package tracking update as a decoy.
Let them catch you and awkwardly laugh it off.
Store it in an unexpected spot and create a believable alternate story.
Hide it in plain sight under something mundane.
Wrap it in an unrelated box and smile knowingly when asked about it.
When you lie, you prefer to:
Use technology tools to support your story.
Keep it as brief as possible.
Plan every detail ahead for maximum believability.
Wing it and hope for the best.
Improvise based on the mood and vibe.
Your biggest challenge in lying is:
Avoiding saying too much and betraying yourself.
Maintaining confidence and charm under scrutiny.
Keeping all story details consistent over time.
Managing multiple communication channels without slipping.
Controlling your nerves and avoiding obvious tells.
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Profiles

  1. Masterful Chameleon -

    You seamlessly morph your truths and fabrications, making it almost impossible for anyone to spot a lie. To elevate your game and learn how to be a great liar, focus on mastering microexpressions and subtle vocal cues.

  2. Sleight-of-Tongue Expert -

    Your confidence shines through even the trickiest fibs, though you might slip up under pressure. Kick your skills up a notch by learning how to be a good liar in high-stakes scenarios - practice strategic pauses and controlled breathing.

  3. Silver-Tongued Novice -

    You've got the quick wit, but your poker face needs work when you try to pull one over someone. To detect good liars - including yourself - study body language and explore how do you tell if you are really good liar by comparing your own tells.

  4. Honest Strategist -

    You lean toward the truth but can bluff convincingly when necessary. Enhance your skill set by exploring tips on how to be a good liar, starting with mastering intentional control of speech rate and pitch.

  5. Overconfident Bluffee -

    You think you're a natural deceiver, but your tells are as obvious as a neon sign. To turn the tables, record and review your conversations to identify and erase those giveaways and truly learn how to be a great liar.

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