Question Games
Question decks for talking games: trivia with hidden answers, would you rather, this or that, truth or dare, never have I ever, most likely to and icebreakers. Every deck is clean by default, so the host can read any card aloud without checking it first.
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- About-Me Sheets to Print: Teens, Adults and Kids An all about me sheet is a page of questions that one person answers in their own handwriting, then hands in, pins up or keeps. 33
- Animal Trivia Questions by Animal Every pack here stays with a single animal, or with the animals of one place, and never borrows a question from the pack next door. 34
- Award Ideas by Occasion Pick the crowd, deal five award titles, keep the ones that fit your people. 13
- Baby Shower Question Sheets: Guess the Parents Most pages here print one guessing game about the parents-to-be. 7
- Bible Trivia Each pack is a multiple-choice quiz on the text of the Bible. 21
- Conversation Starters for Every Table and Every Crowd A good conversation starter is a question nobody has a stock answer to, asked when the talk has gone flat. 54
- Debate and Discussion Questions for Any Group to Argue Over Decks a group argues over or votes on: funny, sports and work debates, polls, dilemmas, what ifs, mind-blowing questions and two sets for kids. 22
- Icebreaker Questions for Meetings, Classes and Parties An icebreaker question has one job: get every person in the room to say something before the real business starts. 38
- Printable Baby Shower Games Seven baby shower quiz games that each print a question sheet for the guests and an answer key for the host. 7
- Question Games by Name: Paranoia, Hot Seat, 20 Questions Some party games are a good list of questions and a rule for who answers. 45
- This or That Questions: Quick Decks by Crowd and Topic Two-option decks by crowd and topic: a funny main deck, icebreakers, kids, teens, work, food and Valentine's Day, each with a vote count. 15
- Trivia Questions by Country and Continent One country or one continent to a pack, split into rounds. 47
- Trivia Questions by Decade A decade pack suits a reunion, a milestone birthday or a themed quiz night: everyone in the room lived through those years or grew up hearing about them. 8
- Trivia Questions by Food Pick a food; its pack asks about nothing else. 24
- Trivia Questions by State One state to a pack, split into rounds. 50
- Trivia Questions by Topic, Every Answer Checked Each pack sticks to one subject and splits it into rounds, so a host can run a night on American history or drop one round of airport codes into a mixed quiz. 237
- Trivia Questions With Answers by Age and Occasion Every pack here is multiple choice. 78
- Trivia Team Name Ideas by Theme Pick the night, deal five names, lock the one the table likes. 16
- Would You Rather Decks: Pick a Crowd, Season or Topic Would you rather has two options and one rule: you have to pick. 30
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- 1976 Trivia Questions and Answers 60 multiple-choice questions on the year 1976 in six rounds of 10: world news, space, new technology, sports, everyday life and the arts.
- Attendance Questions for Every Grade, From Kindergarten to College 400 quick roll call questions, filtered by grade, type and month.
- Common Link Trivia Questions Rounds of four quick clues whose answers share a hidden bond, from chess pieces to things with teeth.
- Concentric Circles Icebreaker 120 questions for two circles of partners, in five groups from thirty-second warm-ups to closers, with a one-minute clock.
- Dare Generator Deal one clean dare at a time: acting, voices, faces, drawing, skill and until-your-next-turn dares, by level.
- Emoji Quiz 200 picture puzzles in eight topics, from food to school. Every answer is one thing, with four choices and a line on how the emoji spell it.
- Fact or Fiction Questions and Answers, With True or False History 288 true or false statements with answers: six mixed topics, plus a second bank of 130 history statements in five eras. Play on one phone or print a sheet.
- Fairy Tale Emoji Quiz 60 fairy tales told in emoji, in four rounds: Grimm, Andersen, French and English nursery tales, and tales from around the world. Four titles to pick from.
- Famous Pairs Icebreaker About 200 pairs for the find-your-match game in six kinds, from Salt and Pepper to Lewis and Clark, each with a hint. Story pairs from old books only.
- Fun Questions to Ask on Social Media 250 short questions to post, sorted by type and by who is asking: a business page, a group or friends and family.
- Funny Multiple Choice Questions With Silly Wrong Answers Strange but true facts with one right answer and three daft ones. Play a ten-question round or print it.
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- Get to Know You Dice Game 12 roll-and-answer charts for one die or two: a new group, a team at work or the family table. Print one and bring real dice.
- Guess the Animal Game 120 animals, three clues each, from farm and pets to bugs. Read a clue, take a guess, and show the answer.
- Guess the Code Game 41 code-cracking puzzles: a lock of three or four digits, a few clues, four codes to choose from and the reasoning after each answer.
- Icebreaker Generator for Meetings, Classes and Parties Deal one icebreaker question at a time, filtered for work meetings, classrooms or a party table.
- Icebreaker With Candy Sixteen color keys for the pass-the-bowl icebreaker: each piece of candy a player takes means one answer of that color's kind. Paper squares work too.
- Kiss Marry Kill Generator With Fictional Characters Only Deal three different fictional characters and argue over who gets the kiss, the wedding and the goodbye.
- Language Guessing Game One sentence in 80 languages. Guess which is which in three rounds: easy, close cousins and look-alike scripts.
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- Multiple Answer Trivia Questions 150 cards that each ask for a whole list, from the five Great Lakes to the twelve signs of the zodiac, with a point for every answer.
- Never Have I Ever Generator With Clean Statements Deal one clean never have I ever statement at a time, by topic and level, with no repeats all night.
- Printable Two Truths and a Lie Template The paper the game is played on: a player sheet with three statement lines and a fold-under line, a half-size pair, and a guess sheet.
- Put in Order Trivia Questions Four things to put in order on every card: oldest first, smallest first or north to south, with the dates and sizes in the answer.
- Questions to Ask Your Penpal 150 questions to write in a letter to a pen pal, from the first letter to the tenth, with a set of 60 for a class project.
- Quiz Night Answer Sheet for Pub Quiz and Trivia Teams Ten printable layouts for the teams to write on: whole-night sheets, hand-in slips of 5 to 20 answers, a picture round, a music round and a tie-break slip.
- Random Trivia Generator With Answers and Team Scores Deal one trivia question, reveal the checked answer and keep the team scores on one phone.
- This or That Generator With a Vote Count Deal two options, tap to vote and watch the room split, with 461 clean questions by topic.
- Trivia Cards With the Answer on the Back, in Six Categories 240 trivia cards in six categories and three levels, with flip, typed-answer and timed modes and a missed pile to replay.
- Trivia Categories 180 ideas for the rounds of a quiz night: 80 subjects, 60 round formats and 40 themes. Deal a line-up, lock, swap and print.
- Trivia Tie Breaker Questions and a Numbers Round Deal one closest-guess question to settle a tied quiz, or run a whole round where every answer is a number.
- Truth or Dare Generator Deal one clean truth or one harmless dare at a time, by level, with Halloween and video call sets.
- Where Am I Trivia Questions Three clues to a country, a city or a landmark, hardest first. The fewer clues a team needs, the more it scores.