If you could pick a Disney princess that matches me, who would it be? Where do you think you would take me on a second date? What is your most romantic characteristic? Do you like to use any toys in the bedroom? Are you more Fifty Shades or The Notebook? How often do you get jealous in your relationships? Would you let me put my fingerprint in your phone? For a quiet night in, what movie would you pick to watch? Scary movies: love them or hate them? If you could choose anyone fictional or real to go out with, who would you take?
Why is your favorite color? Do you have any irrational fears? What superpower do you think would be the hardest to hide? What is your biggest insecurity? If you could pick one memory to play on repeat, what would it be? If we could check something off of your bucket list today, what would it be?
If you had to describe yourself using three nouns, what would they be? If your house was on fire and you had time to grab any three things, what would you take? If we could travel anywhere in the world at the blink of an eye, where would you go? Disregarding money, what job would you love to have?
Playing 21 questions is super simple and straightforward. You can play with two or more people. I If you're playing with two people, you and the other person take turns answering questions. You can also modify this by having one person answer several questions in a row or all 21 questions before reversing roles and having the other person answer questions.
If you're playing in a group, the first player can choose a question and then the group can go around one by one and answer that question with the person who asked the question going last. After everyone answers, the next player chooses a question and everyone answers again, and so on. One person chooses a mystery object without telling anyone else. They then give the category the object belongs to. In ye olden times, the categories were animal, vegetable, or mineral, but people usually use different options now.
The broader the category, the harder it is to guess correctly! In our sample ideas below, we've used five common categories. Once the mystery object has been chosen and the category has been given, the other person can begin guessing. They are allowed to ask up to 20 questions before making their guess as to what the mystery object might be. The idea is to gradually narrow down the potential options until you feel confident that you know the correct answer.
Whenever you think you know what it is, go ahead and make your guess, even if you haven't asked all 20 questions yet. Some people award a point as long as you correctly guess the object, and in other versions you get an additional point for every additional question you didn't ask.
So, if you only needed 15 questions to guess correctly, you'd get one point for your correct guess, and five points for each question you didn't need to ask. If the person guesses incorrectly and still has questions left, the incorrect guess counts as one question, and the game continues.
If the object isn't correctly guessed after 20 questions, the person who came up with it gets a point. Here's an example of how the game works. In this instance, two players are playing 20 Questions, and one person decides to choose a cheetah as their mystery object.
They'd give the category as "animal" or something similar, depending on the categories you're playing with , and the other person would begin guessing. The questions could look like this:. Question 6: Does it live in North America? Question 9: Is it a cheetah? That's the correct answer. Because 20 Questions has been popular for so long, it's no surprise that different versions of the game have sprung up. Here are four variants you might want to try out. Need some help with suggestions for the 20 Questions game?
We've got them! Below are over ideas, organized into five categories. We aimed for ideas that were tough, but not impossible to guess.
You don't want to choose something your guessing partner has never heard of, because it's not fun if they don't have a fair chance. Similarly, you also need to choose something you know a good amount about, otherwise you won't be able to correctly answer the questions! Read through them and see which ideas are best for you. Common animals for 20 questions are usually elephants, lions, dogs, etc. The animals listed below are a bit less obvious, but still species most people will know.
Each player has to answer a set of 21 questions. To make things more interesting, the players can divide the questions and allocate points to each. The person who answers them all wins. If you gather more than two people to play, all the other players get to ask you a question from the list as per their wish.
The cycle of questions can continue with the last person answering starting the next set of questions. Another way to play this game would be to change the pattern of questions. This way, everyone gets to ask different questions, and it does not get repetitive and monotonous.
The best part about the game is you can keep changing the rules. All that matters is having the time of your life with your friends. Remember, these questions may lead to stories, and in case a person starts relating an incident after answering the question, do not interrupt. The whole idea behind the game is to have tons of fun with your buddies.
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