Funny Would You Rather Questions
60+ silly questions for any table: superpowers with catches, unhelpful animals and everyday chaos. Family-friendly, every one.
Free: 6-round games60+ short, silly questions about dragons, pancakes, superpowers and secret dens. Easy to read, and fun to argue about.
No sign-up for guests · 2–8 players on their own phones · Print 24 free cards
Would you rather questions for kids give two simple, silly choices, like “Would you rather have a pet dragon or a pet unicorn?”, and ask children to pick one and say why. They are great for car trips, dinner and classrooms because there is no wrong answer. Here are 60+ original questions in six groups, written in short words for young readers. Read them aloud, print free cards, or play with a grown-up hosting the free online game.

No phones? Read a question aloud, count to three, and everyone points left for A or right for B.
Start a free room24 cards from this page on three sheets, with cut lines. Shuffle them into a bowl and take turns drawing one: good for a car trip, a classroom or a dinner table.
Free to print for your family, class or party.


Every question here is free to read. A host with At Yours Plus can also print them as finished cards: all 67 questions for kids in the deck’s own colour, eight to a sheet in A4 or US Letter, with cut lines, a cover card and optional card backs for double-sided printing. Or put a deck on a TV in big type and read it aloud.
Free games are six scored rounds from any deck. A host’s At Yours Plus adds 12- or 24-round games from all 17 decks, from funny and hard choices to This or That, plus a private game-night series that keeps score across games. One host covers everyone in the room; guests never pay.
US$4.99/month or US$29/year. The link returns you to this deck, ready to host.
Simple choices between two fun things, like “ride a dolphin or ride an eagle?” or “pizza for breakfast or pancakes for dinner?”. Keep both options good, so nobody feels they picked wrong, and always ask “why?” afterwards.
They are written in short words for children of about 5 to 10. Younger children can answer with a grown-up reading, and older children enjoy the funny questions too.
Yes, with a grown-up hosting. The grown-up opens a free private room and shares the link; players join with a first name or nickname and no account. Nothing is published, and the room closes when you are done.
Read a question aloud and ask children to move to one side of the room for the first choice and the other side for the second. Ask one child from each side to explain. The free PDF has 24 cards to cut out and draw from a hat.
A free game is six scored rounds from any deck. A host’s At Yours Plus adds 12- or 24-round games from all 17 decks, a private game-night series and every deck as print-ready cut-out cards, for US$4.99/month or US$29/year. One host covers everyone in the room; guests never pay.