112 Family Feud Questions With Answer Boards and Point Values
Ready-to-play family feud questions for the office, parties, and family game night. Every question comes with a full survey-style answer board and points, no prep required.
Office & Work-Safe Edition
Name something people do to look busy at work.
Top answers: Type on the keyboard (30), Walk around with papers (24), Stare at the screen (18), Sit in meetings (16), Reply to emails (12). A dependable opener because every office worker has faked it at least once.
Name something you might find on an office desk.
Top answers: Coffee mug (28), Computer (24), Sticky notes (18), A photo (16), Pens (14). Easy guesses keep everyone confident early in the game.
Name a common excuse for being late to work.
Top answers: Traffic (35), The alarm didn't go off (26), Transit delay (18), Bad weather (12), The kids (9). Relatable answers that spark side conversations at the table.
Name something coworkers argue about.
Top answers: The thermostat (30), Food in the fridge (25), Meeting times (18), Office music (15), Dirty dishes (12). Petty office feuds make for great debate about which answer ranks highest.
Name something people do on their lunch break.
Top answers: Eat (34), Scroll their phone (24), Go for a walk (16), Run errands (14), Nap (12). A gentle mid-round question that keeps momentum without stumping anyone.
Name a reason someone calls in sick.
Top answers: Cold or flu (32), Migraine (22), Stomach bug (20), Mental health day (14), Family emergency (12). Works well because the top answer is obvious but the order below it is a real gamble.
Name something that happens in every long meeting.
Top answers: Someone talks too much (28), People check their phones (24), Someone joins late (18), The snacks run out (16), The tech fails (14). Guaranteed nods of recognition from any corporate group.
Name something people keep in the office fridge.
Top answers: Lunch (30), Drinks (24), Leftovers (18), Condiments (16), Someone else's food (12). The last answer always gets the biggest reaction.
Name a perk employees love most.
Top answers: Free food (30), Remote work (26), Extra vacation (20), Bonuses (14), Flexible hours (10). A useful values-check disguised as a game question.
Name something you should never say to your boss.
Top answers: You're wrong (28), I forgot (24), That's not my job (20), I'm hungover (16), Give me a raise (12). Low-risk cheek that plays safe even with leadership in the room.
Name a common team-building activity.
Top answers: Escape room (28), Trivia or game show (24), Ropes course (18), Cooking class (16), Trust falls (14). A natural lead-in to your next real team event, and yes, we happen to run the game show one.
Name something that distracts you at work.
Top answers: Your phone (32), Coworkers chatting (24), Social media (20), Email (14), Snacks (10). Simple enough that latecomers can jump straight in.
Name something people do during a boring video call.
Top answers: Mute and multitask (30), Check their phone (24), Turn off the camera (20), Doodle (14), Snack (12). A modern favourite that lands hard with hybrid teams.
Name a reason people love working from home.
Top answers: No commute (32), Comfy clothes (26), Flexible hours (16), Own snacks (16), Pets (10). Splits the room between remote fans and office loyalists.
Name something people do right before a big presentation.
Top answers: Rehearse (28), Take deep breaths (24), Check the slides (20), Grab a coffee (16), Make a bathroom trip (12). The nervous honesty of the last answer earns a laugh.
Name a word people overuse in corporate meetings.
Top answers: Synergy (28), Circle back (24), Leverage (20), Bandwidth (16), Deep dive (12). Buzzword bingo in game form, and every office recognizes their own worst offender.
Funny & Absurd
Name something you wouldn't want to find in your soup.
Top answers: Hair (30), A fly or bug (26), A bandage (18), A tooth (14), A finger (12). Gross-out questions keep energy high and the guesses get wilder as the board fills.
Name something a burglar would NOT want to see when breaking in.
Top answers: Police (34), A big dog (26), The owner at home (18), An alarm (14), A weapon (8). The steep top answer makes the steal round tense.
Name something people pretend to like but secretly don't.
Top answers: Fruitcake (26), Their in-laws (24), Kale (20), Small talk (18), Opera (12). A flat, even board that keeps teams guessing right to the end.
Name something you'd hate to be stuck in an elevator with.
Top answers: A skunk (28), A talkative stranger (24), Someone with bad breath (20), A clown (16), Your ex (12). Absurd imagery makes the reveals fun no matter the order.
Name a bad gift to give your partner on Valentine's Day.
Top answers: Cleaning supplies (30), A gym membership (24), A regifted item (18), Nothing at all (16), A diet book (12). Cringe-worthy answers that everyone has an opinion on.
Name something people do that annoys everyone at the gym.
Top answers: Not wiping the machines (30), Grunting loudly (24), Hogging equipment (20), Taking selfies (14), Smelling bad (12). Pet-peeve questions get passionate answers fast.
Name something that would make a terrible flavour of ice cream.
Top answers: Fish (28), Onion (24), Broccoli (20), Ketchup (16), Pickle (12). A creative prompt where even wrong guesses get a laugh.
Name an animal you would NOT want as a house pet.
Top answers: Elephant (26), Skunk (24), Crocodile (20), Snake (18), Lion (12). A close board that rewards teams who read the room, not just the obvious.
Name a terrible name for a boat.
Top answers: Titanic II (30), The Sinker (26), S.S. Leaky (16), Bob (16), Overboard (12). Open-ended humour that lets clever teams shine.
Name something that always breaks at the worst time.
Top answers: Your phone (28), Your car (24), A zipper (20), A shoelace (16), A nail (12). Universally relatable frustration that keeps the board moving.
Name a superpower nobody actually wants.
Top answers: Smelling danger (26), Talking to insects (24), Invisible only to pets (20), Super slowness (18), Always being cold (12). Rewards imaginative players over safe guessers.
Name something people do when nobody's watching.
Top answers: Sing (28), Dance (24), Pick their nose (20), Talk to themselves (16), Snack (12). The confessional honesty makes this a crowd favourite.
Name the worst thing to run out of at a party.
Top answers: Food (30), Drinks (26), Ice (18), Toilet paper (14), Music (12). A practical-panic question that hosts especially enjoy.
Name a job that would be awful to do in a clown costume.
Top answers: Firefighter (28), Surgeon (24), Police officer (20), Lawyer (16), Undertaker (12). Silly setup, serious jobs, endless mental images.
Name something people lie about on a first date.
Top answers: Their age (28), Their job (22), Their height (20), Their hobbies (18), Their ex (12). A spicy but safe prompt that gets tables talking.
Name something that's harder than it looks.
Top answers: Parallel parking (28), Folding a fitted sheet (24), Public speaking (20), Whistling (16), Juggling (12). Relatable struggles that unite the whole room.
Food & Drink
Name a food people crave when they're stressed.
Top answers: Chocolate (32), Chips (24), Ice cream (18), Pizza (14), Fries (12). Comfort-food questions are easy crowd-pleasers that everyone can play.
Name a topping people put on pizza.
Top answers: Pepperoni (34), Mushrooms (22), Extra cheese (18), Pineapple (14), Peppers (12). Watch the room split the second pineapple comes up.
Name a food that's messy to eat.
Top answers: Ribs (28), Wings (24), Spaghetti (20), Tacos (16), Burgers (12). A tasty prompt with a satisfyingly even spread of points.
Name a drink people order at a coffee shop.
Top answers: Latte (30), Cappuccino (22), Black coffee (18), Iced coffee (16), Tea (14). Familiar territory that keeps casual players engaged.
Name a food Canadians love.
Top answers: Poutine (32), Maple syrup (26), Butter tarts (16), Ketchup chips (14), Nanaimo bars (12). A hometown board that always sparks regional pride.
Name something people put on toast.
Top answers: Butter (32), Jam (26), Peanut butter (18), Avocado (14), Honey (10). Simple enough that no team ever strikes out early.
Name a food you eat at a summer barbecue.
Top answers: Burgers (30), Hot dogs (24), Corn (18), Ribs (16), Potato salad (12). A seasonal favourite with broad, easy appeal.
Name a vegetable kids refuse to eat.
Top answers: Broccoli (30), Brussels sprouts (24), Peas (18), Spinach (16), Cauliflower (12). Parents in the room will guess these instantly.
Name a fast food restaurant.
Top answers: McDonald's (34), Tim Hortons (24), Burger King (16), Wendy's (14), Subway (12). Brand-name boards move fast and keep the pace up.
Name a food that tastes better the next day.
Top answers: Pizza (28), Lasagna (24), Chili (20), Curry (16), Soup (12). A satisfying board where the debate is all in the ordering.
Name a dish people bring to a potluck.
Top answers: Salad (26), A casserole (24), Pasta (20), Dessert (18), Chips and dip (12). Even scoring makes every guess feel like it counts.
Name a flavour of chips.
Top answers: Ketchup (28), Salt and vinegar (24), BBQ (20), Sour cream (16), Plain (12). A quick, snackable round that any age can play.
Name a food people eat way too much of at Thanksgiving.
Top answers: Turkey (30), Stuffing (24), Mashed potatoes (18), Pie (16), Gravy (12). A holiday-table classic that never misses.
Name something you'd find at a hockey game concession stand.
Top answers: Hot dog (30), Nachos (24), Popcorn (18), Beer (16), Pretzel (12). A fun Canadian-flavoured board for sports crowds.
Name a breakfast food.
Top answers: Eggs (30), Bacon (24), Cereal (18), Pancakes (16), Toast (12). Reliable and welcoming, ideal for a warm-up round.
Name a snack people sneak into a movie theatre.
Top answers: Candy (30), Chips (24), Chocolate (18), Popcorn from home (16), Pop or soda (12). A cheeky prompt everyone secretly relates to.
Everyday Life
Name something people do when they're stuck in traffic.
Top answers: Honk (30), Check their phone (24), Change the radio (18), Sing (16), Complain (12). The definitive family feud question, and the exact kind of prompt we put on screen when a whole audience is voting live.
Name something people always lose.
Top answers: Keys (32), Their phone (24), The remote (18), Glasses (14), Their wallet (12). Universally relatable, so no team is ever left stumped.
Name something people do first thing in the morning.
Top answers: Check their phone (32), Brush their teeth (24), Make coffee (18), Shower (14), Stretch (12). A gentle everyday board that plays at any skill level.
Name a chore people hate doing.
Top answers: Dishes (28), Laundry (24), Cleaning the bathroom (20), Vacuuming (16), Ironing (12). Everyone has a least-favourite, so the guesses come easily.
Name something people forget to buy at the grocery store.
Top answers: Milk (28), Bread (24), The one thing they came for (18), Eggs (18), Toilet paper (12). The self-aware third answer always earns a laugh.
Name something you do to relax after a long day.
Top answers: Watch TV (30), Take a bath (22), Read (18), Nap (16), Have a drink (14). A soothing board that lets the whole table weigh in.
Name a reason you'd pull over on a road trip.
Top answers: Bathroom (32), Gas (24), Food (18), Stretch your legs (14), Check the map (12). Easy guesses that keep a family game moving quickly.
Name something people keep by their bed.
Top answers: Phone (32), A lamp (22), Water (18), A book (16), An alarm clock (12). Simple and personal, great for mixed-age groups.
Name something people do in the shower.
Top answers: Sing (30), Think (24), Wash their hair (18), Daydream (16), Shave (12). A light, funny board that never risks getting awkward.
Name something that wakes you up at night.
Top answers: A noise (28), Needing the bathroom (24), A pet (18), A nightmare (16), A snoring partner (14). Relatable frustration that gets sympathetic laughs.
Name something people procrastinate on.
Top answers: Taxes (28), Laundry (24), Doctor appointments (18), Emails (16), Cleaning (14). A knowing board that lands with every adult in the room.
Name something people do while waiting in line.
Top answers: Check their phone (34), People-watch (22), Chat (16), Sigh (16), Read (12). The runaway top answer makes the steal a real gamble.
Name a bad habit people want to quit.
Top answers: Smoking (28), Nail biting (24), Overeating (18), Procrastinating (16), Phone scrolling (14). A resolution-friendly board with even, guessable points.
Name something people say they'll start on Monday.
Top answers: A diet (30), Exercise (26), Saving money (18), A new project (14), Waking up early (12). Everyone recognizes their own Monday promises here.
Name something you check before leaving the house.
Top answers: Keys (28), Phone (26), Wallet (20), The stove (14), The lights (12). A tight top three keeps the early face-off competitive.
Name a reason people set an alarm.
Top answers: Work (34), An appointment (22), A flight (18), The kids (14), The gym (12). Straightforward guesses that reset the pace between tougher rounds.
Holiday & Seasonal
Name something people do on New Year's Eve.
Top answers: Count down (30), Drink champagne (24), Watch fireworks (18), Kiss someone (16), Make resolutions (12). A festive board that gets a party crowd cheering.
Name a popular Halloween costume.
Top answers: Witch (26), Vampire (22), Ghost (20), Superhero (18), Zombie (14). An even board where reading the crowd beats guessing the obvious.
Name something you'd find on a Christmas tree.
Top answers: Ornaments (30), Lights (26), A star or angel (18), Tinsel (14), Candy canes (12). Warm and easy, ideal for a family holiday gathering.
Name a New Year's resolution people never keep.
Top answers: Lose weight (32), Exercise more (26), Save money (18), Quit smoking (14), Eat healthy (10). A knowing board that always earns rueful laughs.
Name something people do at a summer cottage.
Top answers: Swim (28), Barbecue (24), Fish (18), Have a bonfire (16), Relax (14). A quintessentially Canadian board for a summer event.
Name a gift people return after the holidays.
Top answers: Clothes (30), Ugly sweaters (24), Gadgets (18), Perfume (16), Gift cards (12). A cheeky post-holiday board that everyone relates to.
Name something kids leave out for Santa.
Top answers: Cookies (36), Milk (28), Carrots for the reindeer (18), A letter (10), Snacks (8). A charming top-heavy board where the steal round matters.
Name something people overspend on during the holidays.
Top answers: Gifts (34), Food (24), Decorations (16), Travel (14), Alcohol (12). A relatable board that gets nods around every table.
Name a summer activity Canadians love.
Top answers: Camping (26), Barbecuing (22), Cottage trips (20), Patios (18), Swimming (14). A flat, well-spread board that keeps guessing lively.
Name something people do to avoid family arguments at holidays.
Top answers: Change the subject (28), Have a drink (24), Leave the room (20), Stay quiet (16), Focus on the food (12). A knowing board with plenty of playful groans.
Name a Valentine's Day gift.
Top answers: Flowers (32), Chocolate (26), A card (16), Jewellery (14), Dinner out (12). A classic seasonal board that plays quickly and warmly.
Name something that makes winter in Canada miserable.
Top answers: Shovelling snow (30), The freezing cold (26), Icy roads (18), Short days (14), Slush (12). Sympathetic groans guaranteed from any Canadian crowd.
Name something you overeat at a holiday party.
Top answers: Appetizers (26), Dessert (24), Turkey (20), Cheese (18), Chocolate (12). An indulgent board with an even, forgiving spread.
Name a decoration people put up for Halloween.
Top answers: Pumpkins (30), Spider webs (24), Skeletons (18), Ghosts (16), Tombstones (12). A spooky board that plays well with all ages.
Name something people do on Canada Day.
Top answers: Watch fireworks (30), Barbecue (24), Wear red and white (18), Go to a parade (16), Party (12). A patriotic board built for a July long-weekend event.
Name a reason people dread family holidays.
Top answers: Awkward questions (28), Cooking stress (24), Travel (18), Arguments (16), The cost (14). A cathartic board that gets everyone nodding.
Fast Money Round
Name a month a lot of weddings happen.
Top answers: June (40), August (24), September (18), July (10), May (8). Quick-fire boards like this are exactly how we pace a live speed round: snappy prompt, instant gut answer, no time to overthink it.
Name a colour in a rainbow.
Top answers: Red (26), Blue (24), Green (20), Yellow (16), Purple (14). A tight, even board that rewards fast instinct over deliberation.
Name a body part with three letters.
Top answers: Arm (30), Leg (26), Ear (20), Eye (14), Hip (10). A clever constraint that makes players think on the clock.
Name something you blow up.
Top answers: A balloon (34), An air mattress (22), A tire (16), Bubble gum (16), A beach ball (12). Fast and playful, perfect for a timed round.
Name something people do to their hair.
Top answers: Cut it (28), Dye it (24), Wash it (18), Style it (16), Brush it (14). An even board that keeps the fast round competitive.
Name a card game.
Top answers: Poker (30), Go Fish (22), Blackjack (18), Solitaire (16), Uno (14). Quick recall makes this a strong fast-money pick.
Name something with a remote control.
Top answers: A TV (40), A toy car (18), A garage door (16), A drone (14), A fan (12). The runaway top answer makes the second guesser sweat.
Name a sport played with a ball.
Top answers: Soccer (28), Basketball (24), Baseball (18), Football (16), Tennis (14). Broad appeal and fast answers keep the energy up.
Name a number people consider lucky.
Top answers: Seven (48), Three (18), Eight (14), Nine (12), Thirteen (8). A dominant top answer, so nailing second place wins the round.
Name something you find on a beach.
Top answers: Sand (32), Water (22), Shells (18), An umbrella (16), A towel (12). Easy imagery makes for lightning-fast play.
Name a type of dog.
Top answers: Labrador (26), Poodle (22), Bulldog (20), German Shepherd (18), Chihuahua (14). A flat board that rewards a quick, confident answer.
Name something in a first aid kit.
Top answers: Bandages (34), Antiseptic (22), Gauze (16), Scissors (16), Gloves (12). Practical and fast, a reliable fast-money board.
Name a planet.
Top answers: Mars (28), Earth (24), Jupiter (18), Saturn (16), Venus (14). A tidy, even board with no trick answers to slow players down.
Name something that's sticky.
Top answers: Glue (30), Honey (24), Tape (18), Gum (16), Syrup (12). Simple sensory prompts play fast under a timer.
Name a musical instrument.
Top answers: Guitar (28), Piano (24), Drums (18), Violin (16), Trumpet (14). Broad and quick, a dependable bonus-round question.
Name something you wear on your feet.
Top answers: Shoes (32), Socks (26), Boots (16), Sandals (14), Slippers (12). An easy closer that lets the fast round end on a high.
Hard Mode
Name something people are secretly afraid of but won't admit.
Top answers: Public speaking (24), Failure (22), Being alone (18), The dark (18), Clowns (18). A flat, tricky board where reading the crowd beats the obvious guess.
Name a country you'd struggle to find on a map.
Top answers: Djibouti (22), Bhutan (20), Suriname (20), Eritrea (20), Brunei (18). A genuine head-scratcher that separates the geography buffs.
Name something that was cool in the 90s but embarrassing now.
Top answers: Frosted tips (24), Baggy jeans (22), Chokers (18), Butterfly clips (18), Fanny packs (18). A nostalgia board with no easy runaway answer.
Name an invention people couldn't live without today.
Top answers: The smartphone (30), The internet (26), Electricity (18), Cars (14), The fridge (12). Deceptively broad, so teams must narrow to the top responses fast.
Name something people collect that others find strange.
Top answers: Stamps (24), Bugs (20), Dolls (20), Rocks (18), Bottle caps (18). An even board that keeps every guess in genuine contention.
Name a word people commonly spell wrong.
Top answers: Definitely (26), Necessary (22), Separate (20), Restaurant (18), Rhythm (14). A brainy board that rewards the wordsmiths in the room.
Name a fear that's more common than people think.
Top answers: Failure (26), Rejection (24), Public speaking (22), Heights (16), Commitment (12). Thoughtful and open, ideal for a tougher final round.
Name something you'd regret buying on impulse.
Top answers: A gym membership (26), Exercise equipment (22), Gadgets (20), Clothes (18), A timeshare (14). A wry board with a satisfyingly even spread.
Name a skill everyone wishes they had.
Top answers: Playing an instrument (26), Speaking a language (24), Cooking (20), Drawing (16), Coding (14). Aspirational and wide open, so bold guesses pay off.
Name something people say they've read but haven't.
Top answers: War and Peace (26), The Bible (24), The terms and conditions (20), Ulysses (18), Moby Dick (12). A sly board that gets knowing laughs from every table.
Name a historical figure people would want to meet.
Top answers: Einstein (26), Leonardo da Vinci (22), Cleopatra (20), Lincoln (18), Gandhi (14). A wide field where no single answer runs away with it.
Name something that's overrated.
Top answers: New Year's Eve (24), Celebrity gossip (22), Fancy restaurants (20), Awards shows (18), Cruises (16). A debate-starter with the flattest board on the page.
Name a chore robots should do for us.
Top answers: Laundry (28), Dishes (24), Cleaning (20), Cooking (16), Ironing (12). A fun future-facing board that still guesses cleanly.
Name something people brag about that no one cares about.
Top answers: Their diet (24), Their step count (22), Their kids (20), Their car (18), Their sleep score (16). A cheeky, modern board with an even spread.
Name a phobia people commonly have.
Top answers: Spiders (30), Heights (24), Flying (18), Small spaces (16), Needles (12). A slightly friendlier hard-mode board to ease teams in.
Name something that gets more annoying as you get older.
Top answers: Loud music (26), Waiting (22), Small talk (20), Bad drivers (18), Slow internet (14). A wry board that unites every generation in the room.
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