Yes or No Questions: Fun Ones for Any Group
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Yes or no questions are questions anyone can answer in one word, such as can you whistle, have you ever seen snow, or would you go to space. They’re quick and easy, and the follow-up “why?” starts the real chat.
Fun Questions for Anyone
Can you whistle? Do you sing in the shower? Have you ever built a fort? Do you talk to your pets? Do you believe in aliens? Would you live on the moon? Does pineapple belong on pizza? Are you a morning person?
For Kids and Class
Can you ride a bike? Have you ever seen snow? Do you have a pet? Can you touch your toes? Do you like spicy food? Have you ever been on a plane?
Have students stand for yes and sit for no, so every child answers at the same time. Language learners can practice full answers: “Yes, I can” and “No, I haven’t”.
For Friends and Family
Have you ever pretended to like a gift? Do you read the last page of a book first? Have you ever laughed at the wrong moment? Do you still have your first phone? Would you go back to school if you could?
For Work and Video Calls
Do you drink coffee before 9? Do you keep a tidy desk? Have you ever joined a call on mute and talked for a minute? Do you read every email? Everyone can answer with a thumb on camera, so it takes only a moment.
Need an Answer, Not a Question?
If you already have your question and want the answer decided for you, spin the yes or no wheel. Use it for small choices, such as whether to get dessert or who has to walk the dog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s another name for a yes or no question?
A closed question. It can be answered in a word, unlike an open question, which asks for more.
How do I get people talking after a yes or no question?
Ask “why?” or “when was that?” right after. A one-word answer is an easy start, and the story comes next.
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