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This or that questions: 105 quick-fire choices

This or that is a quick-fire game: someone reads two choices, like "Beach or pool?", and everyone picks one straight away, no thinking allowed. Here are 105 of our own, grouped for kids, teens, families, adults and work.

It's a great warm-up: fast, easy and a good way to learn something about everyone.

How do you play this or that?

  1. 1

    Read two choices

    Keep it fast: one after another.

  2. 2

    Pick in a second

    Everyone points, shouts or moves to one side of the room.

  3. 3

    Spot the odd ones out

    Anyone on their own has to explain themselves.

This or that questions for kids

Quick and easy choices for kids.

This or that questions for teens

For teenagers: quick, opinionated and a bit of fun.

This or that questions for families

For the whole family, from the youngest to the oldest.

This or that questions for adults

For grown-ups. Still nothing to make anyone blush.

This or that questions for work

Icebreakers for a team meeting or a work party.

Play party games like this on your TV

Want the quick-fire feeling with a scoreboard? Play party games like this on your TV with phones: Survey Showdown asks what most people picked, Mind Meter is about where something sits on a scale, and Bip & Bop is the fastest-finger warm-up.

Questions

How do you play this or that?

Someone reads two choices and everyone picks one straight away: point, shout or move to one side of the room. Anyone on their own explains why.

What are good this or that questions for kids?

Simple pairs like "Cats or dogs?", "Pirates or ninjas?" and "Koalas or kangaroos?". See the kids' list above.

What are good this or that questions for work?

Easy ones about how people like to work, like "Email or chat?" or "Tidy desk or creative mess?". See the work list above.

What is the difference between this or that and would you rather?

This or that is quick: two short choices and an instant answer. Would you rather is slower, with harder choices and a reason for each answer.

A warm-up with a scoreboard

Quick-fire party games on the TV, with everyone playing on their phone.

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