Another difference between these two fun party games is that ‘Would You Rather’ often offers the participants a chance to choose between two bad things. Therefore, they have to settle for the lesser evil, so to speak. With most ‘This or That’ questions, the options presented are usually things that the participants find acceptable. But they have to choose which one they’d love the most. Would you rather pee through your mouth every time or have your best friend pee into your mouth one time? One of the most traditional and played games of all time, hide-and-seek can be a great decision-making game. Would you rather have a 10-hour dinner with a headstrong politician from an opposing party, or attend a 10-hour concert for a music group you detest? But we all know that things aren’t always rosy. For those times when children get upset or frustrated, these When I’m Angry I Can Choice Cards allow children to learn how to work out their anger in a healthy way. This is a really important aspect of children’s development, as everyone gets angry sometimes! This activity helps children to understand that their feelings are normal, and teaches them how to deal with them.

Discretion is having good judgment that causes you to think about the choices you are making… and then, choose the right thing to do. Would you rather not care about what people thought about you or care about what people thought about you?

Last but not least, go for fun questions that also allow you to find out more about the participants. That’s particularly true if you’re playing ‘This or That’ with a love interest. It’s an easier way of finding out what their hobbies and interests are. And in most cases, they’ll answer simply and honestly, as opposed to if the questions were framed the usual way. ‘This or That’ Questions on Hobbies and Personal Interests You see, having knowledge and understanding isn’t enough; you have to use the knowledge you have to make the right choices. This game can be played on a chalkboard, whiteboard, paper or a Tic Tac Toe board. 3. Ant or Elephant

Would you rather read the first draft of the most popular book of all time or an obscure book that has just a handful of fans? Researchers at Cornell University have discovered that you make about 226 decisions each day on food alone. Would you rather give up all technology (cell phones, computers, etc.) or give up all movies, television, and books?

Would you rather work more hours a day, but have longer weekends or work fewer hours a day with more workdays? Would you rather have to praise the same person to start your day or be forced to slap yourself every day?