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100 This or That Questions for Friends, Couples, Parties, and Group Chats

A big collection of this-or-that questions for quick games, icebreakers, group chats, dates, parties, and personality quizzes.

100 This or That Questions for Friends, Couples, Parties, and Group Chats

This or that questions are popular because they are fast. Nobody has to explain a long story unless they want to. You simply choose one option, laugh at the controversial choices, and discover tiny things about people that somehow feel important.

Use this list as an icebreaker, a group chat prompt, a party game, or a warm-up before a quiz. You can answer quickly, debate every choice, or turn it into a score-based challenge where everyone guesses each other's answers.

Easy this or that questions

  • Tea or coffee?
  • Sunrise or sunset?
  • Movies or series?
  • Beach or mountains?
  • Texting or calling?
  • Pizza or burgers?
  • Summer or winter?
  • Books or podcasts?
  • Sweet or salty?
  • Early morning or late night?
  • City life or village life?
  • Rainy day or sunny day?
  • Cats or dogs?
  • Comedy or thriller?
  • Home party or night out?

Funny this or that questions

  • Always sneeze loudly or always hiccup during serious moments?
  • Fight one horse-sized duck or ten duck-sized horses?
  • Only whisper forever or only shout forever?
  • Wear mismatched shoes daily or backwards clothes daily?
  • Lose your phone charger or lose your earphones?
  • Have a theme song play when you enter rooms or have a laugh track follow you?
  • Talk to animals or understand babies?
  • Accidentally like an old photo or send a message to the wrong group?
  • Always be five minutes late or thirty minutes early?
  • Have glitter stuck on you forever or always smell like popcorn?

This or that questions for friends

  • Road trip or sleepover?
  • Group chat chaos or private gossip session?
  • Truth or dare?
  • Matching outfits or matching playlists?
  • Surprise party or planned hangout?
  • Board games or video games?
  • Inside jokes or old photos?
  • Karaoke or dance battle?
  • Deep talk or silly talk?
  • Best friend tattoo or best friend playlist?
  • Movie marathon or food crawl?
  • Shopping trip or picnic?
  • Prank call or meme war?
  • Cooking together or ordering in?
  • One best friend or one big friend group?

This or that questions for couples

  • Candlelight dinner or cozy movie night?
  • Love letters or surprise gifts?
  • Long walk or long drive?
  • Matching rings or matching hoodies?
  • Breakfast date or midnight snack date?
  • Travel together or build a home together?
  • Slow dance or silly dance?
  • Public proposal or private proposal?
  • Romantic comedy or emotional drama?
  • Daily good morning text or daily good night call?
  • Adventure date or comfort date?
  • Handwritten note or voice note?
  • Cooking date or cafe date?
  • Couple photoshoot or candid photos?
  • Forever playlist or forever photo album?

Personality this or that questions

  • Planner or spontaneous?
  • Leader or supporter?
  • Big dreams or simple peace?
  • Logic or intuition?
  • Comfort zone or new challenge?
  • Save money or enjoy today?
  • Honest truth or gentle wording?
  • Big friend circle or close inner circle?
  • Forgive quickly or need time?
  • Talk it out or think alone?
  • Minimalist or collector?
  • Routine or surprise?
  • Main character or quiet observer?
  • Risk taker or careful chooser?
  • Heart decision or head decision?

Food this or that questions

  • Chocolate or vanilla?
  • Fries or onion rings?
  • Pasta or noodles?
  • Ice cream or cake?
  • Pancakes or waffles?
  • Spicy food or mild food?
  • Street food or fancy restaurant?
  • Cold coffee or hot coffee?
  • Soup or salad?
  • Cookies or brownies?
  • Breakfast for dinner or dinner for breakfast?
  • Fruit juice or soda?
  • Cheese or extra sauce?
  • Homemade food or delivery?
  • One favorite meal forever or a new meal every day?

How to play this or that

The simplest version is one person asks and everyone answers. For a better game, ask everyone to write their choice secretly, then reveal together. If you are playing with close friends, guess each person's answer before they reveal it. Every wrong guess can become a funny explanation.

You can also use this list to build quizzes. Each answer can point toward a personality type: adventurous, romantic, practical, dreamy, social, or relaxed.

Final thought

This or that questions work because they are light, quick, and easy to join. The choice is simple, but the reasons behind the choice often start the best conversations.

Next: Try a personality quiz on QuizTest and see whether your choices match your result.

Frequently asked questions

How do you play this or that?

One person asks a question with two options and everyone chooses one. You can answer quickly or explain your choice for more conversation.

Are this or that questions good icebreakers?

Yes. They are simple, quick, and easy for shy people to answer because they only require choosing between two options.

Can this or that questions become a quiz?

Yes. Group similar choices into result types such as adventurous, cozy, romantic, practical, or creative to build a personality quiz.

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