20 funny would you rather questions
Choose one option, then explain your choice if you want to. Passing is always allowed.
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Would you rather have shoes that squeak your name or a hat that applauds when you sit down?
Would you rather have to hop through every doorway or spin once before sitting?
Would you rather have a talking umbrella or a suitcase that sings?
Would you rather sneeze bubbles or hiccup confetti?
Would you rather have a tiny orchestra announce your arrival or a narrator describe your lunch?
Would you rather wear a cape made of receipts or a crown made of spoons?
Would you rather have a garden gnome as a dance partner or a snowman as a chef?
Would you rather have eyebrows that change colour or hair that points toward the nearest bakery?
Would you rather have a pet cloud that rains indoors or a pet moon that follows you around?
Would you rather have to whisper at a concert or sing every library request?
Would you rather have pockets full of harmless rubber ducks or shoes full of soft feathers?
Would you rather have a doorbell that tells jokes or a kettle that gives compliments?
Would you rather turn into a cardboard box when surprised or a cushion when sleepy?
Would you rather have a bicycle with square wheels or a scooter with a trumpet horn?
Would you rather have a robot that folds paper hats or a robot that names your socks?
Would you rather have every sandwich shaped like a star or every pancake shaped like a shoe?
Would you rather be followed by an imaginary marching band or an imaginary line of penguins?
Would you rather have a spoon that giggles or a fork that hums?
Would you rather wear slippers to a costume parade or a costume to a slipper parade?
Would you rather have to answer riddles to open a cupboard or solve anagrams to close a drawer?
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
Use this set with a group
Read a prompt, allow thinking time, then invite an answer or a pass. For a timed round, choose a turn length before starting. A host can keep the printed answers out of view until the round ends.