50 two truths and a lie ideas
Write two true statements about a topic and one invented statement. Keep the statements comfortable to share.
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Questions 1–20
- 1
A game you know how to play
- 2
A food you can prepare
- 3
An instrument you can identify by its sound
- 4
A language word you know
- 5
A place shown on a map
- 6
A thing you have made from paper
- 7
A book you have read
- 8
A plant you can recognize
- 9
A drawing technique you have tried
- 10
A sport whose rules you know
- 11
A puzzle you can explain
- 12
A song you can hum
- 13
A useful skill you would teach
- 14
A craft material you have used
- 15
A museum object you would choose to see
- 16
A place you have visited
- 17
A pet you have had or would like
- 18
A food you have tried only once
- 19
A game you are good at
- 20
A hobby you have tried
Questions 21–40
- 21
A film you have seen more than once
- 22
A job you would like to try for a day
- 23
A skill you learned this year
- 24
A season you like
- 25
A collection you have kept
- 26
A sport you have played
- 27
A school subject you enjoy
- 28
A song you know all the words to
- 29
A holiday tradition in your home
- 30
A building you have been inside
- 31
A board game you own
- 32
A language you can say hello in
- 33
A creature you have seen in the wild
- 34
A famous place you would like to see
- 35
A club you have joined
- 36
An outdoor activity you have done
- 37
A machine you know how to use
- 38
Something you have built
- 39
A dance you know
- 40
A competition you have entered
Questions 41–50
- 41
A plant in your garden or home
- 42
A recipe someone taught you
- 43
A team you support
- 44
A costume you have worn
- 45
A museum you have visited
- 46
A trip on a train, boat or plane
- 47
A kind of weather you have been out in
- 48
A book character you would like to meet
- 49
A tool you have used
- 50
A record you hold in your family, such as most pancakes eaten
How to play
Example using arithmetic rather than personal claims: “6 × 4 = 24; 8 × 3 = 24; 7 × 4 = 24.” The last statement is the lie: 7 × 4 = 28. For personal turns, write your own statements; the host never supplies supposedly true stories.
Timer and team scores
8 turns × 60 seconds = 8 minutes of play, plus instructions and breaks.
60
Pause whenever the group needs more time.
Team Lime's turn
Team Lime: 0
Team Violet: 0
Team Tangerine: 0
Team Sky: 0
Team Lemon: 0
Team Bubblegum: 0