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Would you rather questions: 115 for every group

Would you rather is a game where someone asks a question with two choices, like "Would you rather be able to fly or be invisible?", and everyone picks one and says why. Here are 115 of our own questions, grouped for kids, teens, families, adults and work, and all of them family-friendly.

The fun is in the arguing, so ask everyone to give a reason, and let the room vote.

How do you play would you rather?

  1. 1

    Ask

    One person reads a question with two choices.

  2. 2

    Choose

    Everyone picks one. No "neither" and no "both".

  3. 3

    Defend it

    Each person says why. The best argument can change a few minds.

  4. 4

    Pass it on

    The next person asks a question. Keep going round the room.

Would you rather questions for kids

Easy and silly, for kids from about five up.

Would you rather questions for teens

A bit harder, for teenagers and the grown-ups who want to keep up.

Would you rather questions for families

For the dinner table or a road trip, from grandparents to grandkids.

Would you rather questions for adults

Harder choices for grown-ups, still nothing to make anyone blush.

Would you rather questions for work

Icebreakers for team meetings and work parties: easy to answer, nothing too personal.

Aussie would you rather questions

For a true-blue game, with a few from the Gold Coast.

Play party games like this on your TV

Like a game where everyone has an opinion? These run on the TV with everyone playing on their phone: Mind Meter is about where you'd put something on a scale, Survey Showdown asks what a hundred people said, and Imposter is all about defending your answer.

Questions

How do you play would you rather?

One person asks a question with two choices, everyone picks one (no "neither"), and then each person says why. Take turns asking.

What are good would you rather questions for kids?

Silly, easy choices like "Would you rather have a pet dragon or a pet unicorn?" or "Would you rather sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?". See the kids' list above.

What are good would you rather questions for work?

Light ones that nobody minds answering, like "Would you rather work from a beach or a mountain cabin?". See the work list above.

Can we play would you rather on the TV?

You can play party games like it on your TV, with phones as buzzers: Mind Meter, Survey Showdown and Imposter are all about opinions and arguing your case.

Turn the arguing into a game show

Opinions, a scoreboard and a host, on your TV with phones as buzzers.

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