Gifts, food and festive ears
Four silly choices about beards, gifts and who does the cooking.
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A discussion template, not a scored quiz: ten Christmas would-you-rather dilemmas, plus a rating scale, an explain-yourself question and a favourite-song word cloud. Humour is silly and a little gross; one dilemma names a US politician.
Four silly choices about beards, gifts and who does the cooking.
Snow, drinks and tinsel dilemmas, followed by a chance to explain your picks.
Film marathons, carolling with the boss and a dad from a Christmas story.
Every prompt, grouped by round. This template has no scored answers.
#1 - Have Santa's beard or elf ears for a year?
#2 - Give or receive gifts?
#3 - Let a child buy your gifts or cook Christmas dinner?
How important are these things at Christmas?
#4 - Get snowed in at home with the family or at work with the colleagues?
#5 - Drink only eggnog or only champagne throughout December?
#6 - Cough up tinsel or poop baubles?
Explain yourself!
#7 - Watch all 3 The Grinch movies or all 3 Home Alone movies back-to-back?
#8 - 3 hours carolling with just your boss or spending all of Christmas day at their house.
Your favourite Christmas song?
#9 - One day untangling Christmas lights or listening to Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas is You on repeat?
#10 - Have Scrooge (from A Christmas Carol) or Donald Trump (from Home Alone 2) as your dad?
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About 20 minutes for all 13 questions.
This quiz is written for adults and teens. For younger players, pick one of the family quizzes for this holiday.
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