Christmas Most Likely To Questions

Christmas most likely to questions about gifts

Shoppers, wrappers, shakers and peekers.

1. 1.Who’s most likely to finish all their holiday shopping in July?
2. 2.Who’s most likely to wrap a tiny gift in a box inside a box inside a box?
3. 3.Who’s most likely to use half a roll of tape on one present?
4. 4.Who’s most likely to shake every present to guess what's inside?
5. 5.Who’s most likely to give the most thoughtful gift of the year?
6. 6.Who’s most likely to give socks every single year?
7. 7.Who’s most likely to peek at their presents and tape them back up?
8. 8.Who’s most likely to save the wrapping paper to use again?
9. 9.Who’s most likely to steal the best gift in the white elephant swap?
10. 10.Who’s most likely to send a wish list with links, colors and backup options?
11. 11.Who’s most likely to hide presents so well even they can't find them?
12. 12.Who’s most likely to write the funniest gift tags?
13. 13.Who’s most likely to open every gift as slowly as possible?
14. 14.Who’s most likely to have more fun with the box than the present?
15. 15.Who’s most likely to organize the family Secret Santa?

Most likely to questions about decorating for Christmas

Lights, ornaments and a tree that may or may not fit.

1. 16.Who’s most likely to untangle the lights without losing their patience?
2. 17.Who’s most likely to test every single bulb on the strand?
3. 18.Who’s most likely to put up so many lights the house glows from a mile away?
4. 19.Who’s most likely to hang their kindergarten ornament front and center?
5. 20.Who’s most likely to secretly rearrange the ornaments after everyone goes to bed?
6. 21.Who’s most likely to put all the ornaments on the bottom three branches?
7. 22.Who’s most likely to start the real tree versus fake tree debate?
8. 23.Who’s most likely to decorate every room, even the bathroom?
9. 24.Who’s most likely to cut out a paper snowflake for every window?
10. 25.Who’s most likely to fill the front yard with inflatable decorations?
11. 26.Who’s most likely to pick a tree that's way too big for the room?
12. 27.Who’s most likely to hang a stocking for the pet?
13. 28.Who’s most likely to wear a sweater with lights that actually work?
14. 29.Who’s most likely to wrap the front door like a giant present?
15. 30.Who’s most likely to catch the cat halfway up the tree?

Most likely to questions about Christmas cookies and treats

Sprinkles everywhere, flour on the ceiling and one very full cookie tin.

1. 31.Who’s most likely to bake twelve kinds of cookies in one weekend?
2. 32.Who’s most likely to decorate cookies so nicely nobody wants to eat them?
3. 33.Who’s most likely to build a gingerbread house that caves in by morning?
4. 34.Who’s most likely to eat the gingerbread house before it's finished?
5. 35.Who’s most likely to spend an hour on one cookie while everyone else finishes ten?
6. 36.Who’s most likely to make hot cocoa with every topping in the kitchen?
7. 37.Who’s most likely to host the neighborhood cookie swap?
8. 38.Who’s most likely to bring a plate of fudge to every neighbor?
9. 39.Who’s most likely to get flour on the ceiling somehow?
10. 40.Who’s most likely to keep sewing supplies in the cookie tin?
11. 41.Who’s most likely to write everyone's name in frosting on a cookie?
12. 42.Who’s most likely to mix a frosting color nobody has ever seen?
13. 43.Who’s most likely to eat the broken cookies because they "don't count"?
14. 44.Who’s most likely to turn cookie decorating into a contest with judges?
15. 45.Who’s most likely to bake a special batch just for the dog?

Most likely to questions about holiday movies

For movie nights under a blanket, with or without a plot twist.

1. 46.Who’s most likely to start watching holiday movies in October?
2. 47.Who’s most likely to guess the ending of every holiday movie in the first five minutes?
3. 48.Who’s most likely to watch the same holiday movie every year and still gasp at the ending?
4. 49.Who’s most likely to plan a holiday movie marathon with a printed schedule?
5. 50.Who’s most likely to move to a snowy small town like the ones in holiday movies?
6. 51.Who’s most likely to insist their favorite action movie counts as a holiday movie?
7. 52.Who’s most likely to love the old stop-motion holiday specials the most?
8. 53.Who’s most likely to write their own holiday movie?
9. 54.Who’s most likely to sing along to every song in a holiday musical?
10. 55.Who’s most likely to rank every holiday movie ever made?
11. 56.Who’s most likely to make everyone watch their favorite before anything else?
12. 57.Who’s most likely to pause the movie to run outside when it starts snowing?
13. 58.Who’s most likely to cry at the end of every holiday movie?
14. 59.Who’s most likely to make paper tickets for family movie night?
15. 60.Who’s most likely to rewind their favorite scene three times in a row?

Most likely to questions about Santa

The nice list, the cookies and the reindeer on the roof.

1. 61.Who’s most likely to sneak a bite of Santa's cookies before he arrives?
2. 62.Who’s most likely to write the longest letter to Santa?
3. 63.Who’s most likely to build a trap to catch Santa in the act?
4. 64.Who’s most likely to leave carrots out for the reindeer?
5. 65.Who’s most likely to track Santa's sleigh on a map all night?
6. 66.Who’s most likely to hand out the presents like Santa's official helper?
7. 67.Who’s most likely to make the nice list every single year?
8. 68.Who’s most likely to talk their way off the naughty list?
9. 69.Who’s most likely to ask Santa for a real live dragon?
10. 70.Who’s most likely to insist they heard sleigh bells on the roof?
11. 71.Who’s most likely to move to the North Pole to work in Santa's workshop?
12. 72.Who’s most likely to leave Santa a list of suggestions for next year?
13. 73.Who’s most likely to wear a Santa hat every day in December?
14. 74.Who’s most likely to write Santa a thank-you note on Christmas morning?
15. 75.Who’s most likely to wave at the sky on Christmas Eve in case Santa is passing?

Most likely to questions about snow days and holiday travel

Snowball fights, airports and a car packed with presents.

1. 76.Who’s most likely to start a snowball fight with no warning?
2. 77.Who’s most likely to build the tallest snowman on the block?
3. 78.Who’s most likely to make a snow angel in their nicest clothes?
4. 79.Who’s most likely to catch snowflakes on their tongue?
5. 80.Who’s most likely to shovel the neighbor's driveway before anyone wakes up?
6. 81.Who’s most likely to get snowed in at the airport?
7. 82.Who’s most likely to fly home with a suitcase full of wrapped presents?
8. 83.Who’s most likely to pack the car so full of gifts there's no room for people?
9. 84.Who’s most likely to put on five layers just to get the mail?
10. 85.Who’s most likely to check the forecast every hour hoping for a white Christmas?
11. 86.Who’s most likely to leave the presents at home and realize it halfway there?
12. 87.Who’s most likely to ship presents that show up in January?
13. 88.Who’s most likely to visit every relative in one day?
14. 89.Who’s most likely to drive around the neighborhood to rate the holiday lights?
15. 90.Who’s most likely to hold on to the wall the whole time at the ice rink?

How to play at a holiday party

Most Likely To fits right between dinner and dessert, or in the quiet after the gifts are open. One phone, no setup, and every age can play. Read a card, count to three and point; the full rules and scoring ideas are on the Most Likely To page.

• Pick a group, like Santa or Cookies & treats, or play them all together.
• Hand the phone to a kid. The cards are short, and reading to a room full of relatives is a job most kids love.
• Give the winner one sentence to defend themselves. Then let the room vote on whether it worked.
• Write down every winner. At the end of the night, read out the “awards” while everyone has cocoa.

Play it like a Secret Santa

Open the full Most Likely To game, pick the Christmas deck and switch to Secret vote. The phone goes around the room and each person taps a name where nobody can see. The results appear all at once, which feels a bit like opening a gift. It also keeps things kind when cousins who haven't seen each other all year are still warming up.

For mixed ages, Santa, Cookies & treats and Snow & travel are the easiest groups for little kids. Gifts and Holiday movies are great for teens and grown-ups who like a good argument.

Start a Christmas Eve tradition

Some of the best holiday traditions are small and a little silly. Play the same way every year and the results become part of Christmas.

• Pick ten cards on Christmas Eve and play them after dinner.
• Write each winner on a slip of paper and tuck the slips into the ornament box.
• Next December, read last year's winners out loud before you start. Some titles stick for life.

When the cookies run low, the Christmas games page has charades, guessing games and more with holiday decks. For cozy questions with a twist, try the Christmas would you rather questions.

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