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This or That Questions
Classroom this or that questions and Would You Rather prompts. Toggle categories, show one question, or copy and print a list of 10 or 20.
96 questions match.
Press Next / Random to show a question.
Sample questions
- Pencils or Markers?
- Library or Gym?
- Recess or Art?
Teachers use this page when a class needs a quick two-choice question. Pick This or That for two short options or Would You Rather for two longer choices, then turn school, food, animals, silly, outdoors, and favorites on or off. Show one prompt with a class vote, or make a list of 10 or 20 questions to copy or print. Questions stay out of the deck until every match has been used, and then the deck shuffles again.
Show one question
Set the question type first. This or That puts two short options on the screen, easy to settle by walking to one side of the room. Would You Rather puts up two longer choices, which gives students more to say when they explain a pick. The category buttons mix school, food, animals, silly, outdoors, and favorites. Leave them all on, or turn a few off for the lesson you are in.
Next / Random deals one question and keeps it there until you ask for another. On a shared screen, the vote buttons add a tally for each side. That tally stays on this page and clears when the next question arrives. A question that has already appeared stays out of the deck until every question that matches your settings has been used. After that, the deck shuffles and begins again.
Make a list of 10 or 20
Make a list deals 10 or 20 different questions from the same deck. Copy places a numbered list on the clipboard. Print opens a plain page with your title at the top, ready for a sub folder or a morning meeting. If the categories you picked hold fewer questions than 10 or 20, the list uses each matching question once and tells you the count.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a this or that question?
A this or that question offers two short options and asks everyone to pick one. There is no wrong answer. Many classes play by sending one option to the left side of the room and the other to the right.
How is would you rather different?
Would you rather uses two longer choices, often a small imaginary situation, and students still pick one. The extra detail gives them a reason to explain the choice out loud or in a notebook.
Will questions repeat?
The page skips questions it has already shown for the question type and categories you have turned on. When that set is used up, it shuffles those questions and starts again. Changing the type or the categories begins a new deck.
Can I print a list of 10 or 20?
Yes. Choose A list, pick 10 or 20, and press Make a list of 10 or Make a list of 20. Copy saves the numbered questions, and Print opens a page you can print. A title box puts your heading at the top.
Do students need an account?
The page runs in the browser, and there is no account to create. Votes are a tally on the screen in front of you, and a new question clears them. Questions and votes stay on this device.