20 truth or dare questions for groups
Choose a question or a harmless challenge. Anyone can pass, and nobody has to record or post a turn.
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Truth
Which fictional place would you like to visit?
What skill would you like to learn next?
Which game could you explain without reading its rules?
What would you name a small boat?
Which ordinary object would you redesign?
What would you put in a community garden?
Which sound would you choose for a doorbell?
What is a useful thing you could make from cardboard?
Which classroom supply would you give a new feature?
What would you call a new constellation?
Dare
Mime opening a very large imaginary present.
Draw a cat without lifting your pencil.
Make up a friendly greeting for a robot.
Describe a banana without naming it.
Balance a piece of paper on your head while seated.
Say the alphabet backwards from E to A.
Invent a silent signal for “please pass the paper”.
Draw a house with your non-dominant hand.
Speak a sentence as if reading a weather forecast.
Show how a penguin might carry a suitcase.
How to play
Go around the group. Offer truth, dare or pass before showing the prompt. Keep challenges seated or within a clear space; substitute any movement a player cannot comfortably do.
Plan the round and team scores
8 turns × 60 seconds = 8 minutes of play, plus instructions and breaks.
60
These are adjustable house rules. Pause whenever the group needs more time.
Team 1: 0
Team 2: 0