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Would you rather questions for teens

At 13 or 16, nobody wants to choose between a unicorn and a dragon anymore. These questions are about what actually fills a teenager's week: lockers, group projects, phone batteries, summer jobs, school trips, sneakers and what comes after high school. They are good for a real argument with friends, and none of them touch on dating or anything that would make someone squirm.

How to play

  • With friends, read the question and vote at the same time. Whoever ends up in the minority explains their pick.
  • Call the winner. Before voting, everyone predicts which option will win. Correct predictions score a point.
  • Option three. Once per game, a player can refuse to choose, but only by inventing a third option the group finds convincing.

42 would you rather questions

  1. Would you rather take your driving test tomorrow or take it five years from now?
  2. Would you rather have the newest phone with a cracked screen or have an old phone that looks brand new?
  3. Would you rather have a famous parent or be famous yourself?
  4. Would you rather have your parents chaperone every school trip or have your little sibling follow you at school for a week?
  5. Would you rather go viral for something embarrassing or never go viral at all?
  6. Would you rather have unlimited data or have unlimited battery?
  7. Would you rather be a pro gamer or be a pro athlete?
  8. Would you rather go to a school with no homework but Saturday classes or have a four-day school week with homework?
  9. Would you rather spend the summer at sleepaway camp or spend the summer at home with no plans?
  10. Would you rather only listen to your parents' playlist for a month or listen to one song on repeat for a month?
  11. Would you rather be the funniest kid in class or be the most talented artist in class?
  12. Would you rather get straight A's without studying or study hard and love every subject?
  13. Would you rather have a locker next to your best friend's or have a locker next to the cafeteria?
  14. Would you rather go on a road trip with friends or go on a cruise with your family?
  15. Would you rather host your own podcast or host your own radio show?
  16. Would you rather star in the school play or make the varsity team?
  17. Would you rather have a robot that wakes you up gently or have a robot that packs your bag?
  18. Would you rather go to college in another country or go to college in your hometown?
  19. Would you rather have a twin or have a sibling ten years older?
  20. Would you rather never do another group project or never give another presentation?
  21. Would you rather see a concert from the front row or hang out backstage?
  22. Would you rather grow up in a big city or grow up in a small town?
  23. Would you rather own the coolest sneakers or own the coolest jacket?
  24. Would you rather have a phone that never dies or have a laptop that never crashes?
  25. Would you rather be allowed to retake one test per year or be allowed to skip one test per semester?
  26. Would you rather have a pet that walks you to school or have a pet that waits for you by the door?
  27. Would you rather learn to play guitar or learn to skateboard?
  28. Would you rather be tutored by a celebrity or be coached by an Olympian?
  29. Would you rather go to a theme park with your class or go on a beach trip with your family?
  30. Would you rather be the best at chess or be the best dancer?
  31. Would you rather work part-time at a bookstore or work part-time at an ice cream shop?
  32. Would you rather have your yearbook quote picked by your friends or have it picked by your parents?
  33. Would you rather wear your school uniform on weekends or wear pajamas to school once a week?
  34. Would you rather switch to a new school this year or stay at a school you do not like?
  35. Would you rather spend the summer with no phone or spend the summer working with your phone?
  36. Would you rather be on a reality show or write a bestselling book at 16?
  37. Would you rather have a strict teacher who is fair or have a fun teacher who plays favorites?
  38. Would you rather go back to elementary school for a day or skip ahead to college for a day?
  39. Would you rather text only in GIFs or text only in voice notes?
  40. Would you rather never use emojis again or never use capital letters again?
  41. Would you rather stay up until 2 a.m. at a sleepover or wake up at 6 a.m. for a sunrise hike?
  42. Would you rather know your future career right now or have ten more years to decide?

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 parents, teachers and youth leaders

Teens rarely open up when asked directly. A would you rather question is an easier door: they answer as a joke, then explain, and suddenly you are having a real conversation.

  • On the drive to practice or at dinner, one question per trip is often enough to start talking about school, friends or plans.
  • In advisory or homeroom, use a few as a warm-up before a discussion, or to form groups based on answers.
  • At youth group or camp, put the page up in the evening and have cabins vote against each other.

Questions

Are these okay for middle school?

Yes. They work from about age 12 and cover school, free time, phones and the future, with nothing awkward or sensitive.

Can a group play on one phone?

Yes. One person reads the question and taps the option that wins the vote. The counter shows how many questions are left.

How can we make it more competitive?

Keep score: a correct prediction is worth one point, and convincing someone to switch sides is worth two.

Do any questions mention dating or crushes?

No. The questions stick to school, friends, hobbies, phones, jobs and the future, so they work in mixed groups, in class and with parents in the room without anyone feeling put on the spot.

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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