Would You Rather Wheel

Spin for a random would you rather question, then everyone picks a side and says why. There are 107 clean questions in 7 lists, from funny and gross ones for kids to deeper questions and work icebreakers. Every question is also listed below.

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107 clean questions
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Would you rather have a nose that honks or ears that whistle?
Would you rather walk like a crab or hop like a frog everywhere?
Would you rather have spaghetti for hair or marshmallows for fingers?
Would you rather sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?
Would you rather have a tail or wings that are too small to fly?
Would you rather talk in rhymes all day or sing everything you say?
Would you rather wear socks on your hands or gloves on your feet for a week?
Would you rather have a pet that could talk or a pet that could turn invisible?
Would you rather be the size of an ant or the size of a giraffe for a day?
Would you rather laugh every time someone says your name or hiccup every time you see a dog?
Would you rather have a bouncy castle bedroom or a slide instead of stairs?
Would you rather have a robot that does your homework or one that tidies your room?
Would you rather live in a treehouse or a houseboat?
Would you rather have a dinosaur as a teacher or a monkey as a classmate?
Would you rather have rainbow-coloured teeth or glow-in-the-dark hair?
Would you rather swim in a pool of jelly or jump into a pool of popcorn?
Would you rather be a famous cartoon character or a famous video game character?
Would you rather ride a giant snail to school or a giant bird to the shops?
Would you rather speak only in whispers or only in shouts for a day?
Would you rather never have to sleep or never have to take a bath?

Paste a whole list at once. To give an entry more chances, add *2, *3… at the end of its line, or set an exact share with *25%.

Quick lists:

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Run thousands of spins on your current list in a few seconds, using exactly the same secure draw as the wheel, and compare each entry’s real share with its expected share. Test spins are not added to your results.

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How to play

How to Play Would You Rather

The basic rules

Choose a list for your group with the buttons above the wheel.
Spin. Read the question out loud.
Everyone picks one of the two options. “Neither” and “both” aren’t allowed.
Each player says why in one or two sentences. That’s the fun part.
Spin again, or let the last person to answer take the next spin.

Rules that keep it fun

No wrong answers. Nobody gets teased for their choice.
Follow-up questions are allowed. “What would you do first?” keeps the talk going.
Anyone can pass on a question they don’t want to answer.
Questions are about the choice, not people. Don’t write questions about real people in the room.

To keep the same question from coming up again, tick “remove the winner after each spin”.

Mix it up

6 Ways to Play Would You Rather

Classic

Spin, everyone answers, then spin again. It works with 2 people or 30 people.

This side or that side

Point to one wall for the first option and the opposite wall for the second. Players walk to their side. It’s a good brain break for a classroom or a party.

Debate

Two players are given opposite sides, whatever they really think. Each gets 30 seconds to convince the group, then everyone votes.

Guess the majority

Before the vote, the spinner guesses which side most people will pick. A right guess scores a point. Keep score with the points wheel.

Writing prompt

Spin one question and write a paragraph: “I would rather… because…”. Give one reason, one example and one downside of the other choice.

Video call or chat

Share your screen and spin, then people vote with a reaction or type 1 or 2 in the chat. The name picker chooses who explains first.

Kids

Funny and Food Questions for Kids

Light, silly questions for ages about 6 to 12, good for car rides, dinner tables and classroom warm-ups.

Funny questions (20)

Would you rather have a nose that honks or ears that whistle?
Would you rather walk like a crab or hop like a frog everywhere?
Would you rather have spaghetti for hair or marshmallows for fingers?
Would you rather sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?
Would you rather have a tail or wings that are too small to fly?
Would you rather talk in rhymes all day or sing everything you say?
Would you rather wear socks on your hands or gloves on your feet for a week?
Would you rather have a pet that could talk or a pet that could turn invisible?
Would you rather be the size of an ant or the size of a giraffe for a day?
Would you rather laugh every time someone says your name or hiccup every time you see a dog?
Would you rather have a bouncy castle bedroom or a slide instead of stairs?
Would you rather have a robot that does your homework or one that tidies your room?
Would you rather live in a treehouse or a houseboat?
Would you rather have a dinosaur as a teacher or a monkey as a classmate?
Would you rather have rainbow-coloured teeth or glow-in-the-dark hair?
Would you rather swim in a pool of jelly or jump into a pool of popcorn?
Would you rather be a famous cartoon character or a famous video game character?
Would you rather ride a giant snail to school or a giant bird to the shops?
Would you rather speak only in whispers or only in shouts for a day?
Would you rather never have to sleep or never have to take a bath?

Food questions (15)

Would you rather eat pizza for breakfast every day or pancakes for dinner every day?
Would you rather give up ice cream or give up pizza forever?
Would you rather only eat sweet food or only eat salty food?
Would you rather have a fridge that is always full of your favourite snack or a chef who cooks anything you ask?
Would you rather eat a raw onion like an apple or a spoonful of mustard?
Would you rather drink only water forever or never eat fruit again?
Would you rather have a chocolate river or a lemonade waterfall in your garden?
Would you rather eat the same lunch every day or never know what lunch will be?
Would you rather cook dinner for your family every night or wash up every night?
Would you rather have unlimited tacos or unlimited sushi?
Would you rather eat soup with a fork or spaghetti with a spoon?
Would you rather try a new food every day or eat your favourite food every day?
Would you rather have breakfast in bed or a picnic every weekend?
Would you rather have cake with no icing or icing with no cake?
Would you rather eat cold pizza or warm ice cream?

Imagine

Superpower and Gross Questions

These are pure imagination, and the gross ones are kid-safe: mud, slugs and baked beans, nothing worse.

Superpower and fantasy questions (15)

Would you rather be able to breathe underwater or walk through walls?
Would you rather freeze time or rewind time by ten seconds?
Would you rather teleport anywhere or never need to sleep?
Would you rather shrink to the size of a mouse or grow as tall as a building?
Would you rather control the weather or make plants grow in seconds?
Would you rather have a magic wand with three spells or a genie with one wish?
Would you rather live in a castle or a spaceship?
Would you rather have a dragon the size of a cat or a cat the size of a horse?
Would you rather be a wizard or a superhero?
Would you rather visit the time of the dinosaurs or visit the year 3000?
Would you rather have a cloak that makes you lucky or shoes that let you run on water?
Would you rather copy any skill you see or learn any language in one day?
Would you rather have a door that opens anywhere or a bag that never gets full?
Would you rather meet a friendly alien or a friendly ghost?
Would you rather be the best singer in the world or the best dancer in the world?

Gross questions (12)

Would you rather step in chewing gum or step in a puddle in socks?
Would you rather smell like onions all day or like old cheese all day?
Would you rather find a slug in your shoe or a spider in your hat?
Would you rather never brush your hair again or never cut your nails again?
Would you rather sit in a bath of cold baked beans or warm custard?
Would you rather have fish breath or cheesy feet?
Would you rather find a hair in your food or a fly in your drink?
Would you rather sneeze every minute or hiccup every minute for an hour?
Would you rather wear the same T-shirt for two weeks or the same socks for one week?
Would you rather clean a muddy dog or a messy hamster cage?
Would you rather have a runny nose for a week or itchy feet for a week?
Would you rather walk barefoot through mud or through wet leaves?

Teens and grown-ups

Questions That Make You Think

Harder choices with no easy answer. They work for teens, family dinners and longer conversations.

Questions that make you think (15)

Would you rather know a lot about one thing or a little about everything?
Would you rather have more time or more money?
Would you rather be the funniest person in the room or the smartest?
Would you rather have a few close friends or lots of friends you see less often?
Would you rather live without music or without films?
Would you rather be famous now and forgotten later, or unknown now and remembered later?
Would you rather always tell the truth or always be told the truth?
Would you rather travel the world alone or stay home with the people you love?
Would you rather fix one big problem in the world or a hundred small ones?
Would you rather relive your best day or skip your worst day?
Would you rather win a game by luck or lose it after trying your best?
Would you rather lose your phone for a month or your voice for a week?
Would you rather stay a kid forever or be an adult right now?
Would you rather get the answer to any one question or a second chance at any one choice?
Would you rather have a job you love that pays a little or a job you dislike that pays a lot?

Questions for teens (15)

Would you rather have no internet for a month or not see your friends for a month?
Would you rather be a famous YouTuber or a famous athlete?
Would you rather listen to one song forever or never hear your favourite song again?
Would you rather have a phone that never runs out of battery or free Wi-Fi everywhere?
Would you rather be the hero in a film or the villain?
Would you rather always be 10 minutes early or 20 minutes late?
Would you rather have no homework or no exams?
Would you rather speak every language or play every instrument?
Would you rather live in a big city or a small village?
Would you rather get free concert tickets for life or free cinema tickets for life?
Would you rather be the best player on a losing team or the worst player on a winning team?
Would you rather design your own video game or star in your own film?
Would you rather have a personal chef or a personal driver?
Would you rather always say what you’re thinking or never speak again?
Would you rather be the oldest or the youngest in your family?

Work

Would You Rather Questions for Work

Safe, low-pressure icebreakers for meetings, onboarding and team socials. Nobody has to share anything personal.

Questions for work and teams (15)

Would you rather work from a beach or a mountain cabin?
Would you rather have a four-day week or a two-hour lunch every day?
Would you rather only use email or only use video calls?
Would you rather give a talk to 500 people or sing karaoke in front of the team?
Would you rather have a fridge at work that is always full or a nap room?
Would you rather work with your favourite cartoon character or your favourite celebrity?
Would you rather start at 6 am and finish at 2 pm or start at 11 am and finish at 7 pm?
Would you rather have a desk with a view or a desk with an office dog?
Would you rather have unlimited coffee or unlimited snacks at work?
Would you rather never have another meeting or never answer another email?
Would you rather have a robot assistant or a human assistant?
Would you rather plan the team party or present the yearly results?
Would you rather swap jobs with your manager for a day or with the newest person on the team?
Would you rather commute by boat or by bike?
Would you rather learn a new skill every month or master one skill this year?

Using it in a meeting

Spin one question at the start of a weekly meeting. It takes about two minutes.
Ask for one-sentence answers so it doesn’t take over the meeting.
In a big team, use the name picker to choose three people to answer.
Let a different person spin each week.

For more icebreakers, see the question wheel.

Teachers

Would You Rather in the Classroom

Morning meeting

One spin to start the day. Students answer in pairs, then two or three share with the class.

Speaking practice

Give English learners a sentence frame: “I would rather ___ because ___.” Stronger speakers add “I wouldn’t want to ___ because ___.”

Opinion writing

The two options are ready-made sides of an argument. Ask for a claim, two reasons and one counter-argument.

Brain break

Play “this side or that side” so everyone gets up and moves. The brain break wheel has more ideas.

Fair turns

Load the class list into the random name picker and remove each name after it is picked, so every student answers once.

More classroom wheels

See all the classroom wheels and ways teachers use a spinner.

Make it yours

How to Write a Good Would You Rather Question

5 tips

Make both sides tempting, or both a bit bad. If one side is obviously better, nobody has to think.
Keep the two options the same size. “Fly or be invisible” works. “Fly or own a pencil” doesn’t.
Keep it short. Players should remember both options after hearing them once.
Add a twist. “For a week” or “every time you sneeze” makes a question funnier.
Keep it kind. No questions about real people, bodies or anything that could embarrass someone.

Put your own questions on the wheel

Clear the box, or start from a list and edit it.
Type one question per line.
Press Spin, or press the space bar.
Press Share to copy a link, so others can open the same wheel.

You can also give a question more chances with *2. See how to make a spin the wheel.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the rules of would you rather?

Someone asks a question with two options. Every player has to pick one, with no “neither” or “both”, and explain why. There are no wrong answers. You can play for fun or score points, for example by guessing which side most people will pick.

How many people can play would you rather?

Two is enough, and there’s no upper limit. With big groups, have everyone vote by hand or by moving to a side of the room, then ask a few people to explain.

How do you use a would you rather wheel?

Pick a list, press Spin and read out the question the wheel lands on. Everyone answers, then you spin again. Tick “remove the winner after each spin” so the same question doesn’t come up twice.

Are these questions OK for kids?

Yes. Every list is clean. The Funny, Food, Superpowers and Gross lists are written for ages about 6 to 12. The Make you think, Teens and Work lists suit older players but are still fine for kids.

What are some good would you rather questions?

Good ones make both options equally hard to choose. Some favourites from our lists: “Would you rather freeze time or rewind time by ten seconds?” and “Would you rather know a lot about one thing or a little about everything?”

Can I add my own questions?

Yes. Type them into the box, one per line, and spin. Press Share to send the wheel to friends or students.

Is the wheel random?

Yes. Each spin uses your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so every question has the same chance. Our fairness page explains how it works.

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