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Christmas would you rather questions

Gingerbread house or decorated cookies, sledding or ice skating, the stocking first or the biggest present first: these questions put everyone in the holiday spirit, from little kids to grandparents. They cover trees, carols, sweaters, gift swaps, Christmas crackers and Santa's workshop, and none of them question whether Santa is real, so you can play in front of kids who still write him letters.

How to play over the holidays

  • In the living room, put the page on the TV and have everyone vote with a show of hands. Tap the winning option to highlight it.
  • Advent questions. From December 1 to 24, ask one question each morning at breakfast, like opening a door on an Advent calendar.
  • Holiday dinner guesses. Each guest predicts the choice of the person sitting next to them. Right answers earn an extra cookie at dessert.

42 would you rather questions

  1. Would you rather build a gingerbread house or decorate Christmas cookies?
  2. Would you rather wear an ugly sweater all of December or wear a Santa hat all of December?
  3. Would you rather have a tree covered in tinsel or have a tree with only handmade ornaments?
  4. Would you rather work in Santa's workshop or help deliver presents on the sleigh?
  5. Would you rather go caroling door to door or watch holiday movies all night?
  6. Would you rather get exactly the gift you asked for or get a surprise you never would have imagined?
  7. Would you rather have ham for Christmas dinner or have turkey for Christmas dinner?
  8. Would you rather drink hot cocoa with marshmallows or drink hot apple cider?
  9. Would you rather be the one who finds the pickle ornament or be the one who hides it?
  10. Would you rather go ice skating or go sledding?
  11. Would you rather spend Christmas at a cabin in the woods or spend Christmas at a big hotel in the city?
  12. Would you rather light up your house with 10,000 lights or have the coziest decorated living room on the street?
  13. Would you rather visit Santa's workshop at the North Pole or see a giant holiday light show?
  14. Would you rather send handwritten holiday cards or send a family video message?
  15. Would you rather do a Secret Santa with coworkers or do a white elephant gift swap?
  16. Would you rather build a snowman or build a snow fort?
  17. Would you rather wrap every present perfectly or wrap every present fast in newspaper?
  18. Would you rather watch a classic Christmas movie or watch a brand-new one?
  19. Would you rather sing every Christmas song badly or hum every Christmas song perfectly?
  20. Would you rather bake cookies for Santa or leave carrots for the reindeer?
  21. Would you rather walk through a candy cane forest or live in a gingerbread village?
  22. Would you rather celebrate Christmas again in July or celebrate New Year's Eve twice a year?
  23. Would you rather get a puppy for Christmas or get a trip for Christmas?
  24. Would you rather ride in a horse-drawn sleigh or ride on a snowmobile?
  25. Would you rather have a small tree in every room or have one giant tree in the front yard?
  26. Would you rather spend Christmas Eve at the North Pole or spend Christmas Eve at Santa's beach house?
  27. Would you rather take a family photo in matching sweaters or take a family photo in reindeer antlers?
  28. Would you rather hear sleigh bells on Christmas Eve or see a sleigh fly across the moon?
  29. Would you rather get a video call from Santa or get a handwritten note from an elf?
  30. Would you rather open your stocking first or open the biggest present first?
  31. Would you rather pull Christmas crackers at dinner or wear a paper crown all day?
  32. Would you rather eat Christmas pudding or eat a yule log cake?
  33. Would you rather get a book you love or get a game you love?
  34. Would you rather decorate the day after Thanksgiving or decorate on December 1?
  35. Would you rather be snowed in for a week with family or be snowed in for a week with friends?
  36. Would you rather stay up to try to spot Santa or go to bed early so morning comes faster?
  37. Would you rather have an elf help with your homework or have an elf help with your chores?
  38. Would you rather host Christmas dinner or be the guest who brings dessert?
  39. Would you rather make a perfect-looking gingerbread house or eat a messy gingerbread house?
  40. Would you rather donate toys or volunteer at a holiday event?
  41. Would you rather watch a Christmas parade or watch New Year's Eve fireworks?
  42. Would you rather get a new pair of fuzzy slippers or get a new pair of holiday pajamas?

How it works

  1. Read the question

    Two options appear in two big boxes. Read them out loud: every question comes from this page’s list.

  2. Pick your side

    Everyone chooses. Tap the winning option and it is highlighted for the whole group to see.

  3. Get the next one

    Tap again or press Next question. The counter shows how far you are, with no repeats until the end of the list.

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For families, classrooms and office parties

  • In class, during the last week before winter break, use one question as a morning warm-up or a quick opinion-writing prompt.
  • At the office party, these questions are an easy icebreaker and pair well with a Secret Santa gift exchange.
  • On a video call with faraway relatives, everyone opens the page at home and takes turns sharing their answer.
  • At a holiday open house, leave the page on a tablet near the cookies and let guests play as they come and go.

Questions

Are these Christmas questions okay for young kids?

Yes. They are written for all ages and never question whether Santa Claus is real.

Can teachers use them before winter break?

Yes. One question a day in December makes a popular routine, and each one can start a short class debate or writing prompt.

How many Christmas questions are there?

More than 40, all different from the other categories. The counter below the boxes shows how far you have gone.

Can we play with family over a video call?

Yes. One person shares their screen or reads each question aloud, and everyone answers in turn or in the chat. It is an easy way to include relatives who cannot travel for the holidays.

Are these would you rather questions free?

Yes. The page is free, funded by ads, and needs no account or app. It works in your browser.

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