150 This or That Questions (Fun, Fast & Great for Groups)
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Start voting →"This or That" is the fastest game there is: two options, pick one, go. No wrong answers, no setup — just instant fun and surprisingly good conversation. Here are 150 this or that questions sorted by theme, great for icebreakers, road trips, parties, or turning into quick polls. For younger players, check our this or that questions for kids.
Classic This or That Questions
- Coffee or tea?
- Sweet or salty?
- Summer or winter?
- Cats or dogs?
- Beach or mountains?
- Morning or night?
- Books or movies?
- Text or call?
Food This or That
- Pizza or tacos?
- Pancakes or waffles?
- Chocolate or vanilla?
- Fries or onion rings?
- Burgers or hot dogs?
- Ketchup or mustard?
- Spicy or mild?
Funny This or That Questions
- Always be too hot or too cold?
- Fight one horse-sized duck or 100 duck-sized horses?
- Have no elbows or no knees?
- Sneeze glitter or fart bubbles?
- Talk to animals or read minds?
Lifestyle This or That
- City or countryside?
- Save or spend?
- Plan everything or go with the flow?
- Early bird or night owl?
- Work from home or work from an office?
- Big party or small hangout?
Entertainment This or That
- Marvel or DC?
- Comedy or horror?
- Music or podcasts?
- Console or PC?
- Throwback hits or new releases?
Frequently Asked Questions
What are good this or that questions?
Good ones are quick, relatable, and split opinions — like "coffee or tea?" or "beach or mountains?" The best debates come from choices where both options have loyal fans.
How do you play this or that?
One person names two options and everyone picks one, fast. You can go around a circle, split into teams, or run it as a live poll to instantly see how the group is divided.
What are funny this or that questions?
Funny ones pit two ridiculous options against each other, like "sneeze glitter or fart bubbles?" or "no elbows or no knees?" The sillier the trade-off, the better.
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