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Wonderhop's 120 survey questions for game night

Wonderhop's daily game runs on questions with many sensible answers and no single right one. These 120 free survey questions are written in the same spirit: read one aloud, let everyone write an answer, then discover how differently a room full of people thinks.

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How to run a survey game at home

Pick a question. Read it once, slowly, then once more. Broad prompts work best: anything with a dozen plausible answers gets a table talking.
Everyone writes an answer. Keep it to one or two words and give the table thirty seconds. No debating until all pens are down.
Reveal together. Ask for answers one at a time and tally repeats as you go. The biggest cluster is that round's most popular answer.
Score and move on. Two points for matching the most popular answer, one for sharing any answer, zero for a unique one. Seven questions make a round.

Hosting tips

Play in pairs or small teams so quieter players get an answer in.
Choose questions from two or three different themes to keep energy up.
Write answers down before revealing: the fun is in the simultaneous reveal.
Keep a tie-breaker question ready, and keep rounds to about twenty minutes.
Award a bonus point for the strangest valid answer, if your table likes chaos.

The list: 120 questions in eight themes

Every question below is original and family-friendly. Copy them into a document, read them from a phone, or invent your own around the same shapes.

Food & Drink

Name a pizza topping
Name a flavour of crisps
Name a fruit that is easy to peel
Name a food you eat with a spoon
Name a breakfast cereal
Name a hot drink
Name a sandwich filling
Name a food that melts
Name a vegetable people avoid
Name a birthday dessert
Name something you put on toast
Name a drink served cold
Name a food that comes in a can
Name a herb for the kitchen
Name a snack for a car journey

Animals & Nature

Name an animal that climbs trees
Name a pet with four legs
Name a bird seen in cities
Name a sea creature
Name an animal that naps a lot
Name a flower for a gift
Name a tree with big leaves
Name a bug with wings
Name an animal with a shell
Name a place where frogs live
Name something in the night sky
Name a colour in a garden
Name a noisy animal
Name a sound of nature
Name something on a beach

Travel & Places

Name a city worth visiting
Name something to pack for a holiday
Name a souvenir people buy
Name a city with a famous bridge
Name a country with great food
Name something you do at an airport
Name a way to travel far
Name a landmark people photograph
Name something you need at the beach
Name a reason to take a trip
Name a thing tourists lose
Name a food you try abroad
Name something that ruins a holiday
Name a place to see snow
Name something for a road trip

Home & Everyday

Name a thing in a kitchen drawer
Name a chore people delay
Name a thing in a bathroom
Name a reason to open a window
Name something in a wallet
Name a thing you do before bed
Name a colour for a front door
Name a thing that needs charging
Name a thing in a living room
Name a smell that says home
Name something people lose often
Name a thing with a door
Name a food in a fridge
Name a thing you fold
Name something on a desk

Movies, Music & TV

Name a film everyone has seen
Name a party song
Name a cartoon character
Name a kind of film
Name a show people binge
Name an instrument in a band
Name a song that sticks in your head
Name a cinema snack
Name a film series
Name a music genre for dancing
Name a film with great music
Name a character with a cape
Name a show for a rainy day
Name a song for a road trip
Name a style of dance

School & Work

Name a school subject
Name a thing in a school bag
Name a job with a uniform
Name a reason for being late
Name a thing on a work desk
Name a school rule people break
Name a job children dream of
Name something you learn at school
Name a meeting people dread
Name a thing in an office kitchen
Name a subject that is hard
Name a job that helps people
Name a thing you do at break
Name a word from a job interview
Name a thing that makes work fun

Sports & Play

Name a sport with a ball
Name a sport on TV
Name a thing you do at the gym
Name a card game
Name a water sport
Name something worn to play sport
Name a sport for two players
Name a playground game
Name a sports prize
Name an Olympic sport
Name a thing you kick
Name a game for a rainy day
Name a team sport
Name a sport with a racket
Name a way to exercise outside

Wildcards & Weird

Name something green
Name something that floats
Name something you hear at night
Name a thing that comes in pairs
Name something with wheels
Name something sticky
Name a word starting with Z
Name something you can recycle
Name something soft
Name something that spins
Name something round
Name something cold
Name a thing with a button
Name a word for surprise
Name something for a desert island

Play the digital version

Wonderhop turns this party format into a two-minute daily ritual. The survey board powers two free games: Sky rewards the most common answer and Abyss rewards the rarest. The dated board powers Past and Future, where the oldest or newest answer wins. If you want the full rules first, read how to play Wonderhop; if you are stuck on today's board, the hint and answer page is spoiler-shielded, and every past day sits in the archive.

One spoiler-free note

This page contains questions only — no answers, no percentages and no reference to today's board. Wonderhop's daily answers change at 00:00 UTC and are estimated in advance, so the list you print for game night will never give a daily puzzle away. Treat it as a warm-up, not a cheat sheet.

Survey questions: frequently asked questions

Are these the same questions Wonderhop asks each day?

No. This is an evergreen list written in the same style as Wonderhop's daily survey questions, for playing at home. The daily board is separate, changes every day at 00:00 UTC and carries its own ranked answers.

How do you score a survey game at home?

Agree a scoring rule before the first question. A simple one: everyone writes an answer, then two points go to each player who matched the most popular answer, one point for sharing any other answer and none for a unique one. Seven questions make a round.

Can I print this question list for a party?

Yes. The list is free to print and share for personal, classroom and family use. There is no sign-up, no account and no attribution required.

Is the list family-friendly?

Yes. Every question is written for all ages: no adult themes, no politics, no personal data and no need to own anything beyond pen and paper.

Try the daily version

Seven questions, four ways to answer, free every day.

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