How it works
These funny poll questions come with four options on every card, such as How many ducks could you carry at once? Read one out and tap a vote for each raised hand, or copy it into a chat. None has a right answer.
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Ask it in a room or in a chat
Press Next question and read the card out. Tap an option once for every raised hand; each option then shows its count and its share. Undo vote takes back a slip and Clear votes starts the count again. For a chat or a meeting poll, press Copy question: the question and its four lettered options go to your clipboard as plain text.
Three sets and two moods
Topic holds Work (55 polls), Friends (48) and Any group (52). Work has fun survey questions for work about meetings, email and the office fridge. Ridiculous picks out 54 ridiculous survey questions about penguins, ducks and spare castles. Interesting has 35 about habits, such as how long five more minutes really is.
Tips
- Opening a meeting? Pick Work and ask one. These are poll questions for the office that take a minute.
- For poll questions for friends, copy one into the group chat in the morning and read out the split at night.
Questions and answers
What are some silly survey questions to ask a group?
Ones with no sensible answer: What would a cat's job be? Where do missing socks go? What is the speed limit for a shopping cart? Pick Ridiculous for 54 like these, each with options such as Supervisor, Food critic and Professional napper.
What are good funny poll questions for work?
Questions about the job that everybody shares: Which meeting snack disappears first? What is the right number of people in a meeting? The Work set has 55, and none asks about pay, politics, religion or a coworker.
Can I use these as fun employee survey questions?
Yes. Press Copy question and paste a poll into your survey or chat tool; the options arrive lettered A to D. This page only counts taps made on one phone. It sends nothing and collects no answers.
What are interesting poll questions that stay light?
Ask about habits, not opinions: How do you eat corn on the cob? When is it acceptable to put on pajamas? How many alarms does it take to get you up? Interesting has 35 of them.
Are these dumb survey questions safe for any group?
Yes. Every poll is work-safe with no wrong answer: no alcohol, dating, pay, politics or religion, and no brand, show or person is named. The silly poll questions go no further than how many ducks you could carry.