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Christmas This or That Questions

Quick holiday picks for a family gathering, a class party or your story. Read them out and have people point, vote, or move to one side of the room.

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The full list: 30 questions

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Christmas (30)

  1. Real tree or fake tree?
  2. Hot chocolate or eggnog?
  3. Elf or Home Alone?
  4. White lights or colored lights?
  5. Gingerbread or sugar cookies?
  6. Snowman or snow angel?
  7. Open presents Christmas Eve or Christmas morning?
  8. Ugly sweater or matching pajamas?
  9. Santa or Rudolph?
  10. Wrapping paper or gift bags?
  11. Candy canes or chocolate?
  12. Stockings or presents?
  13. Christmas movies or Christmas music?
  14. Ice skating or sledding?
  15. Snowy Christmas or sunny Christmas?
  16. Mistletoe or holly?
  17. The Grinch or Scrooge?
  18. Making gifts or buying gifts?
  19. Decorating the tree or decorating the house?
  20. Christmas Eve or Christmas Day?
  21. Turkey or ham?
  22. Caroling or a holiday play?
  23. Star or angel on top of the tree?
  24. Stay home or travel for the holidays?
  25. Big family Christmas or quiet Christmas?
  26. Frosty or Olaf?
  27. Peppermint or gingerbread?
  28. Giving gifts or getting gifts?
  29. Polar Express or A Christmas Story?
  30. Christmas cards or Christmas texts?

How to play This or That

  1. Read a pair out loud, or show the card on the screen.
  2. Everyone answers instantly. No 'both', no 'it depends'.
  3. In a classroom or office, point to one side of the room for each option and have people walk to their answer.
  4. Ask one person on each side why they picked it, then draw the next pair.
  5. On social media, post the pair as a poll or a story template and let followers vote.

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Questions people ask

What are this or that questions?

They are quick-fire questions that offer two options, like 'coffee or tea?'. You pick one without overthinking. They are popular as icebreakers, classroom warm-ups and social media polls.

How is this different from Would You Rather?

This or that is fast and about preferences. Would you rather is slower and usually poses a dilemma, often a silly or hard one, that needs a reason.

Are these good for the classroom?

Yes. The 'For kids' category is clean and easy. A popular format is to label two sides of the room and have students walk to their answer.

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