"How Much Do You Know" a 21 Questions Game
Have you ever heard something about one of your kids that just really surprised you? We think we really know our family members, yet everyone has lots of details we don't know! Here's a fun little game for one of those long, boring late summer nights, when there's nothing on TV. Or, you could just copy and email it to your friends and have some fun!
Copy and paste these questions into a word processing program and add several spaces for writing room between each question. Print enough copies, or email the questionnaire to each person and have them fill it out! Print the final answers out and cut all the question/answer sections apart, fold and put into a big bowl. Now you are ready to play!
One person is designated as the answer reader. Each person takes a turn and makes a guess. Every correct guess gets 1 point. (you can keep track with beans, or on paper, whatever you want). The one with the most points when the bowl is empty wins... whatever you decide!
1. The TV show I never miss is...
2. The most memorable thing I have ever seen is...
3. My favorite comfort food is...
4. The thing that embarrassed me most in my life is...
5. If I could do one thing over, it would be...
6. The best gift I have ever received was...
7. The place I would most like to visit is...
8. The one thing I always wanted to learn how to do is...
9. The best thing I ever bought myself was...
10. If I could design a perfect day, it would be spent...
11. The person I would most like to meet, living or dead, is...
12. I feel my best ability is...
13. The thing people always think about me that is wrong is...
14. If I could be reincarnated I would come back as....
15. My worst bad habit is...
16. I have a secret love for...
17. If I had a million dollars that I had to spend in one day, I would buy...
18. My favorite animal is...
19. The best movie I ever saw is...
20. The most important goal I hope to achieve in my life is...
21. The biggest "YES!" moment in my lifetime was when I...
Article written by Sheila Talley, 2006 butyoudontlooksick.com
