Rice or bread? Sweet or savory? Fruits or vegetables? Milk chocolate or dark chocolate? Bacon or sausage? Eggs scrambled or eggs sunny side up? Pancakes or waffles? Coffee or tea? Hamburgers or hot dogs? Mashed potatoes or baked potatoes? Smoothies or milkshakes? Vanilla ice cream or chocolate ice cream? Soft tacos or hard tacos? Pizza toppings: meat or veggies? Dessert or no dessert? McDonald's or Wendy's? French fries or onion rings? Soup or salad? Sports, Activities, and Hobbies Video games or board games?
Nintendo or Sony? Baseball or basketball? Soccer or football? Skiing or snowboarding? Tennis or badminton? Golf or bowling? Running or walking? Drawing or painting? Singing or dancing? Reading or writing? TV shows or movies? Novels or comic books? Biking or hiking? Fishing or gardening? Blogging or writing in a diary? Sewing or knitting? Yoga or parkour? Twitter or Instagram? Chess or checkers? Style and Fashion Long hair or short hair? Beard or clean shaven? Dress or skirt? Jeans or sweatpants?
T-shirt or sweater? Ring or necklace? Ears pierced or nose pierced? Bangs or no bangs? Straight hair or curly hair? High heels or flats? Suit or tux? Necktie or bowtie? Boxers or briefs? Cat or dog? Computer games or video games? Pop music or Rock music? Stuff animals or dolls? Hot chocolate or coffee? Morning or evening? Day or night? Text message or call? Library or museums? French or Spanish? Summer or winter? Theatre or cinema? Love or money? Book or movie?
Tea or coffee? Chocolate or vanilla? Coca-Cola or Pepsi? Rain or snow? Car or motorcycle? Comedy or horror? Hamburgers or hot dogs? Boat or plane? Painting or drawing?
Singing or dancing? T-Shirts or sweaters? Phone or computer? Brown or black hair? Superman or Batman? Lions or Bears? Milk or juice? Gold or silver? Google or Bing? Witches or wizards? Fire or ice? Straight or curly hair? Fruits or vegetables? Burgers or tacos? Roses or daisies? Pandas or whales? Books or magazines? Circles or squares? Ketchup or mustard? Money or fame? Piercings or tattoos? Puzzles or board games? Living room or bedroom? Sandals or sneakers? Apples or oranges?
Bagels or toast? Weird or crazy? Skates or bike? Go skiing or snowboarding? Watch or play sports? Swim in a pool or in the sea? Sweet or salty? Cars or trucks?
Leather or lace? Steak or chicken? Alaska or Hawaii? Shower or tub? TV Shows or movies? Breakfast or dinner? Bananas or apples? Facebook or Twitter? Press the button to generate a random this or that question.
This or that questions are short and simple activities to do with friends. By asking these questions with adults or students, you can quickly learn important information about an individual or group. These questions can also spark deeper, insightful and sometimes funny conversations. Next, check out our list of most likely questions , list of quick icebreaker questions , and this article on icebreakers for large groups.
We also have a random question generator tool and a list of the best poll questions. This or that questions are a type of icebreaker question that asks participants to choose between one of two options.
Examples of this or that questions include:.
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