Ice Breaker Games Would You Rather
Pick between two choices and explain why - coffee or tea, beach or mountains, invisibility or flight. Reveals people's personalities and gets everyone laughing at tough decisions.
Group Size:
3-20 people
Duration:
10-15 minutes
Difficulty:
Easy
How to Play:
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Prepare a list of 'Would you rather' questions with two choices
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Ask each question to the group
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Participants choose their preference and explain why
- 4
Encourage discussion and follow-up questions
Best For:
Virtual meetings, casual team gatherings, lunch breaks
Pro Tips
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Mix lighthearted questions with thought-provoking ones to maintain engagement
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Allow time for people to explain their reasoning to spark discussions
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Prepare backup questions in case some fall flat with your specific group
Variations
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Speed Round: Rapid-fire questions with quick 30-second answers per person
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This or That: Use visual aids showing both options for more engaging virtual meetings
FAQ
- What makes a good Would You Rather question?
- Choose questions where both options are appealing or both challenging. Avoid obvious choices where everyone picks the same answer.
- How many questions should I prepare?
- Prepare 10-15 questions and use 5-8 depending on time and group energy. Quality over quantity.
- Can this work for large virtual meetings?
- Yes, use polls or breakout rooms for discussions. This game works exceptionally well online.
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