This is our list of the most popular this or that questions

This or That Questions: #1 Best List for Adults in 2023

This is our list of the most popular this or that questions.

This or that questions require participants to select between two choices. These topics are usually funny; however, they can also be difficult. For instance: “wine or beer?”, “city or countryside?”, “talking or listening?.” These types of questions aim to assist adults in breaking the ice or as a quick and enjoyable game for your group members. These questions are also referred to by the names “either or questions,” “a or b questions,” “make me choose between two things,” “make me decide between two options,” or the “pick one of two choices game.”

These questions are a kind of game called a question and are similar to what would-you like questions, what-if questions, question-of-the-day Balance game questions, and rapid-fire questions.

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Bad haircut or a bad color job?

Pineapple pizza or candy corn?

Talking animals or talkative babies?

Finding your soulmate?

Incorrectly credited movies or misquoted lyrics?

Do you want to test the waters or dive into the deep end?

Half full glass or half empty?

Do you prefer ranch or Ketchup?

Telephone in the bathroom Or no telephone in the bathroom?

Sort price by rating.

Do you prefer sauce served with the sauce or the top?

Smooth or crunchy peanut butter?

Vampires or zombies?

A funny one-liner or a story?

Body odor or bad breath?

Are you working hard or not at all?

Are you coughing or sneezing?

Are you using air guitars or drums?

Are dinosaurs or robots?

Guacamole and salsa?

Briefs or boxers?

Spit or facial spit?

A parking ticket or a speeding ticket?

A comedian in serious films as well as serious actors in comedy films?

Socks with silly designs or silly hats?

Are you famous on Instagram or in an infomercial?

A store where everything is free, or a place that serves every meal free of calories?

Secret handshakes or passwords?

Noisy neighbors or nosy neighbors?

Baby animals dressed up as humans or animals dressed up as humans?

Questions like this or that for adults

Are you planning a vacation or a staycation?

Netflix or Hulu?

Morning or night?

Rich and famous, or wealthy and unnoticed?

Driver or passenger?

Museum of Art or History?

Car or bicycle?

Train or plane?

Do you owe money or some favors?

Tea or coffee?

Feel embarrassed or fearful?

Is it the countryside or the city?

Tablet or Smartphone?

Wine or Beer?

Glamping or camping?

Do you cook, or are you being prepared for?

Do you prefer a stand-up show or a play?

Do you live with roommates, or are you living alone?

Are you a host or a guest at or host a party?

Are you unable to sleep or skip meals?

Do you want to hang out with your little ones or older adults?

Shivering or sweating?

Ambition or Comfort?

Dress shoes or sneakers?

What is fiction or nonfiction?

Credit or cash?

Do you prefer drip coffee or espresso?

Iced or hot coffee?

Plain or pattern?

Documentaries or reality shows?

White or red wine?

Sandwich or salad?

These or that questions to friends

Make a call first thing in the morning or late at night?

Video games or board games?

Photos or videos?

Social media text message or message?

Have a companion along to your family vacation, or join a group of friends for their family vacation?

Hangouts with friends or one-on-one?

French onions or fries?

Do you share food, or do you not share food?

Do you want to give me a ride? Or hitch a ride?

Paypal or Venmo?

Instagram or Twitter?

Online shopping or in-store shopping?

Tattoos or tattoos? Or piercings?

Do you prefer homemade or store-bought?

Surprises or plans?

Pizza or Chinese food?

Movies or books?

Water slides or roller coasters?

Souvenirs or postcards?

Emails or letters?

Android Or iPhone?

Is it generic or Brand Name?

Top-shelf or bargain?

Loud or quiet?

Is it a sidekick or a protagonist?

Friendships with guys or girlfriends?

People or animals?

Weekends or holidays?

Do you prefer night or day?

Play sports or watch sports?

Are you driving fast or slow?

Questions like this or that for students

Begin assignments now or put off assignments until the final minute?

English or Math?

Gym or Art?

Science or History?

Group work or work in a solo setting?

Science or art projects?

Have you lost your pencil? Or did you forget to bring your notebook?

The teacher reads your text message aloud or tells the class your grade.

Go to school on your own or use the bus?

Messy locker or tidy locker?

Pen or pencil?

An essay or multiple choice?

Physical planners or electronic planners?

Save while you can, and do you save at the end?

USB backup or cloud storage?

Learning in the classroom or at home?

Field days or field trips?

Win a race or win a debate?

Math bee, spelling bee, or Spelling Bee?

Do you have homework or classes?

Small or big class?

Tables or desks?

Lunch or recess?

A poem or a story?

Older history or new historical

Biology or Chemistry?

Geometry or algebra?

Basketball game or football?

Mascot or Cheerleader?

Homecoming or prom?

High school or college?

The questions that are asked for work

Work late, or leave early?

Do you work from home or work at your home?

Free lunch or dessert?

Meetings in person or via video meetings?

A messy desk or a clean desk?

Snack stash or stationary?

Chance to win the lottery or secure that dream job?

An angry client or a frustrated coworker?

Conversations or emails?

Are you an interviewee or interviewer?

Do you prefer mental or physical work?

Are you a leader or a Follower?

Verbal or visual learners?

Tell or show?

Motivational or pep talk?

Hourly or salary?

What is the difference between a bonus and a raise?

Extrovert or introvert?

Small or big firm?

Established or a new company?

Street smarts or book intelligence?

Experience or education?

Speed or precision?

A private office or a reserved parking space?

One-on-one feedback or group feedback? One feedback?

Do you have loose guidelines or clear guidelines?

A company retreat or a holiday celebration?

Team building after work? Or team building during the weekend?

It is hard to answer this or that questions

Most intelligent person in the world or the wealthiest person on earth?

Do you want to help 100 strangers or one beloved person you love?

Do you want to see the future or alter the past?

A time machine or a magic Wand?

Sound or sight?

Do you prefer logic or emotion?

Actions or words?

Stability or passion?

Excitement or predictability?

Security or growth?

Love or money?

Are you happy or successful?

Obsession or apathy?

Are you a celebrity or skilled?

Rich and happy, or poor and miserable?

Are you respected or loved?

Ten minutes of intense pain and dull discomfort for a day?

Misunderstood after death or forgotten after death?

Heroes or villains?

Sad or happy endings?

Do you think that your optimism is too optimistic or excessively negative?

False hopes or excessive anxiety?

Unfortunate success or a little success with a plan?

A rekindled friendship or renewed romance?

Doubt or regret?

Are you sure?

A company that is not reputable or a bad one?

Do you prefer the truth or a comforting lie?

Time to pause or rewind?

One free trip per calendar year or accommodation for five years free?

A second chance at love, or a second chance to make your career?

This or that question for couples

Cats or dogs?

Small or big family?

Big wedding or small wedding?

Messy or tidy?

Are you planning or winging it?

Are you arriving early or late?

Night out or just a night in?

Restaurant or food truck?

Fast food or healthy food?

Order delivery or dine-in?

Cocktail date or coffee date?

Sporting event or concert?

A funny movie or a dramatic movie?

Texting or calling?

Split the bill or alternate to pay?

Friends or family members?

A costly gift or a homemade present?

Do you sleep with the bedroom door open or closed?

Meat-free or vegetarian?

Fitness guru or couch potato?

Pancakes or eggs?

Is toilet paper on top or under?

Listening or talking?

Do you prefer to walk slowly or fast?

Personality or looks?

Clean while cooking, or do you clean up afterward?

Questions like this or that for children

Vanilla or chocolate?

Do you prefer brownies or cookies?

Pizza or tacos?

Is it summer or winter?

Do you prefer kittens or puppies?

Do unicorns have a place in the world?

Space or at the base of the ocean?

Walking or running?

Candy or toys?

Pirates or Ninjas?

What is your favorite holiday or birthday?

Halloween or Christmas?

Pool or beach?

Movies or TV?

Soccer or football?

Do you like swimming or building castles out of sand?

Do you have homework but no time to go to bed?

Are you flying, or are you turning invisible?

Batman or Superman?

Tigers or Lions?

Do dolphins have sharks?

Pandas or Koalas?

Cake or ice cream?

Volcano or mountain?

Moon or sun?

Are you interested in an aquarium or a Zoo?

Hot dogs or Hamburgers?

Sandwiches with crusts or without crusts?

What are the best fruits or vegetables?

Disneyworld or Legoland?

Singing or dancing?

Sweet or tart or

A pool party or pizza party?

Ocean or lake?

The dirtiest of this or that questions

Clean dishes immediately and wait for the sink to be full.

Clothing on the floor and clothes in the laundry hamper?

Vacuuming or sweeping?

Dishes or laundry?

Do you want to mow the lawn or weed the garden?

Closet clutter or under the mattress?

A dirty bathroom or kitchen?

Do you have a dusty floor or a dirty floor?

Do you want to load the dishwasher? Or do you want to unload the dishwasher?

Do you clean up a litter box? Or go for a walk with your dog?

Shower or bath?

Do you prefer hand soap or Sanitizer?

What do you think of shovels or Rake?

Paper towel or sponge?

Body wash or bar soap?

Baths or showers?

Clothes that are stained subtly or wrinkled clothing?

Final Thoughts

This or that questions are simple and quick activities you can do with your colleagues. If you can ask these types of questions, such as “either or” with adults or students, you’ll quickly gather important details about an individual or group. These questions can lead to deeper, more insightful, and occasionally hilarious conversations.