We’re over half way through now, so the next section in our couples question game is all about your relationship! How much weight do you think a person should put on the opinions of others when it comes to relationships? For example, if your family didn’t like / approve of me as a partner, would it influence your decision to be with me? Should it or should it not? And why?

Another way to do this is to give everyone a piece of paper to write their answers to all 21 questions and then take turns viewing each other’s answers in front of the group. Get-Out-Of-Jail Free Cards View in gallery

In this version, you only guess famous people (fictional people may or may not be allowed, depending on your preference). The player who came up with the mystery person reveals their initial, and the guesser can then ask up to 20 yes/no questions to correctly identify the person. Depending on how you want to play, you can give the person's first initial, last initial, or the initial they are known best for. If you're playing based on best-known initials, the initial you'd give for Madonna would be "M" (her first initial) but "B" for someone like Sandro Boticelli (who the game is named for). If you could train a robot to complete two tasks as perfectly and frequently as you do, what would you choose?;

Whether the group guesses correctly or not, though, the process of asking/fielding questions is powerful for team building. People will discover new things about their colleagues – even if it’s only that they’re brilliant liars!Why would you publish a list of competitors of connection cards when you are trying to sell your own?” How it works is simple. Everyone sits in a circle and takes turns presenting two options for the rest of the group to decide between. As you can imagine, the truths and dares you’d do with close friends are likely to differ from what’s appropriate in the workplace! We suggest you keep the game “PG” when you’re with workmates – avoiding questions or dares that might make people too uncomfortable. Where Do You Stand is another excellent question game for anyone hoping to stimulate discussion, encourage people to share their perspectives, and learn about each other’s differing opinions.

If you’ve played the 21 Questions game so many times that you’ve run out of questions to ask, there are a number of similar games you can try. If you’re playing with more than two people, you can go around in a circle, with players taking it in turn to ask one question each at a time until all 21 questions are asked. 4. Choose Another Player and Repeat

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