How it works
These Christmas would you rather questions are 180 clean cards: 100 full questions and 80 this or that pairs. Press a side to vote on Get socks from everyone or give socks to everyone, and see how the table split.
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Seven topics and 80 quick pairs
Seven topics hold the would you rather questions for Christmas, from Gifts and wrapping (15) to Santa, elves and reindeer (16). This or that holds the 80 Christmas this or that questions, such as Real tree or fake tree. The card still opens with Would you rather, so read only the two options aloud.
For kids, Easy and Hard
For kids marks 92 shorter cards, 79 of them easy, and every Santa card treats the legend as true. Easy has 106 cards about tastes. Hard holds the 19 where both options cost you something, such as Skip gifts and have everyone home or keep gifts and see half the family. Print, on the end card, gives slips, 120 at a time from All.
- Between courses at Christmas dinner, press This or that. Guests answer with a raised left or right hand.
- With children at the table, press For kids and set Easy.
- Sixteen cards carry a checked fact in the list under the deck. Read one out after the vote.
Questions and answers
Are these Christmas questions safe for school and work?
Yes. No card mentions drinking or money trouble, none asks about anyone's beliefs, and none names a film, a song, a toy brand or a store. For younger players press For kids, or open the kids deck, which has 20 Christmas cards.
Is there a holiday edition without Santa?
Yes. Six of the seven topics are holiday would you rather questions about gifts, trees, snow, carols, cookies and Christmas morning, and one card in them names Santa, a snow Santa. For no December holiday at all, open the winter deck.
What are some Christmas this or that questions?
Three of the 80: Real tree or fake tree. Give or receive. Milk or cocoa for Santa. Pick This or that, then Print on the end card, to get the pairs alone as slips.