Where funny questions work best
- Road trips. The passenger reads, the driver answers without looking at the screen. Long drives suddenly feel shorter.
- Parties. Put the page on the TV and let the whole room vote. The debates start themselves.
- Classrooms and camps. One silly question resets the mood in five minutes, before a lesson or at the end of a long day.
- Dinner tables. When the conversation stalls, one question about a pet sloth doing chores very slowly gets everybody talking again.
For a twist, flip the scoring: the option with fewer votes wins. Now everyone tries to guess what nobody else will choose.