Most Likely To Questions for Family

Most likely to questions about family holidays

Birthdays, Halloween, the Fourth of July and everything in between.

1. 1.Who’s most likely to dress up in a full costume just to hand out Halloween candy?
2. 2.Who’s most likely to eat all their Halloween candy in one night?
3. 3.Who’s most likely to trade away every piece of candy they don't like?
4. 4.Who’s most likely to fall asleep before midnight on New Year's Eve?
5. 5.Who’s most likely to forget their New Year's resolution by the end of the week?
6. 6.Who’s most likely to start "Happy Birthday" in a key nobody can reach?
7. 7.Who’s most likely to blow out someone else's birthday candles?
8. 8.Who’s most likely to take over the grill at the Fourth of July cookout?
9. 9.Who’s most likely to jump at every single firework?
10. 10.Who’s most likely to blink in every family photo?
11. 11.Who’s most likely to carve the scariest pumpkin on the street?
12. 12.Who’s most likely to dress the pet up for every holiday?
13. 13.Who’s most likely to bring the same dish to every family party?
14. 14.Who’s most likely to keep the holiday decorations up until spring?
15. 15.Who’s most likely to turn every holiday into a family talent show?
16. 16.Who’s most likely to pick a matching group costume for the whole family?
17. 17.Who’s most likely to start counting down to their birthday months ahead?
18. 18.Who’s most likely to hide the birthday presents in the same spot every year?
19. 19.Who’s most likely to make breakfast in bed for every birthday?
20. 20.Who’s most likely to win the egg-and-spoon race at the family picnic?

Most likely to questions about the family kitchen

Every family has a chef, a taster and someone who just opens the fridge.

1. 21.Who’s most likely to become famous for their cooking?
2. 22.Who’s most likely to create a sandwich so good the family names it after them?
3. 23.Who’s most likely to cook enough food for 30 people when six are coming?
4. 24.Who’s most likely to open the fridge, stare inside and close it again?
5. 25.Who’s most likely to hide the good snacks behind the vegetables?
6. 26.Who’s most likely to count the cookies to see if anyone took one?
7. 27.Who’s most likely to make pancakes in fun shapes?
8. 28.Who’s most likely to leave one bite in the container and put it back in the fridge?
9. 29.Who’s most likely to keep a drawer full of extra sauce packets?
10. 30.Who’s most likely to store leftovers in old butter tubs so nobody can find the butter?
11. 31.Who’s most likely to read the recipe after they've already started cooking?
12. 32.Who’s most likely to offer to help cook and then just taste everything?
13. 33.Who’s most likely to ask "what's for dinner?" right after lunch?
14. 34.Who’s most likely to eat the frosting and leave the cupcake?
15. 35.Who’s most likely to keep a jar of bread starter alive like a family pet?
16. 36.Who’s most likely to turn a kitchen mistake into a new family favorite?
17. 37.Who’s most likely to win the family bake-off?
18. 38.Who’s most likely to put ketchup on absolutely everything?
19. 39.Who’s most likely to wash the dishes while everyone else is still eating?
20. 40.Who’s most likely to cook without ever measuring anything?

Family road trip most likely to questions

No pointing in the car: count to three and call out a name instead.

1. 41.Who’s most likely to ask "are we there yet?" every ten minutes?
2. 42.Who’s most likely to need a bathroom stop five minutes after the last one?
3. 43.Who’s most likely to forget something and make everyone turn around?
4. 44.Who’s most likely to pack enough snacks for a trip to the moon?
5. 45.Who’s most likely to read every road sign out loud?
6. 46.Who’s most likely to win the license plate game every time?
7. 47.Who’s most likely to count every cow, horse and goat on the road?
8. 48.Who’s most likely to claim the front seat before anyone else is outside?
9. 49.Who’s most likely to bring a pillow bigger than their suitcase?
10. 50.Who’s most likely to leave something behind at every rest stop?
11. 51.Who’s most likely to beg to stop at every giant roadside statue?
12. 52.Who’s most likely to insist on using a paper map?
13. 53.Who’s most likely to play the same song on repeat for three hours?
14. 54.Who’s most likely to collect a magnet from every state?
15. 55.Who’s most likely to ask to turn the heat up while everyone else is roasting?
16. 56.Who’s most likely to fit every bag into the trunk like a puzzle?
17. 57.Who’s most likely to plan the whole route around food stops?
18. 58.Who’s most likely to start a game of I spy with something they passed a mile ago?
19. 59.Who’s most likely to stop for a photo at every "Welcome to" state sign?
20. 60.Who’s most likely to have their bag packed a week before the trip?

Most likely to questions about Grandma and Grandpa's house

For visits, sleepovers and long afternoons with the grandparents.

1. 61.Who’s most likely to sneak the grandkids an extra cookie?
2. 62.Who’s most likely to know exactly where Grandma hides the candy?
3. 63.Who’s most likely to claim Grandpa's favorite chair the second he gets up?
4. 64.Who’s most likely to beat everyone at cards and act surprised?
5. 65.Who’s most likely to start a story with "when I was your age"?
6. 66.Who’s most likely to be trusted with the secret family recipe?
7. 67.Who’s most likely to ask about every single person in the old photo albums?
8. 68.Who’s most likely to teach Grandpa a brand-new dance move?
9. 69.Who’s most likely to spend the whole visit fixing the TV remote?
10. 70.Who’s most likely to play the old piano every visit?
11. 71.Who’s most likely to get put to work in the garden?
12. 72.Who’s most likely to say yes to thirds so the cook is happy?
13. 73.Who’s most likely to tell everyone to put on a jacket because they're cold themselves?
14. 74.Who’s most likely to try on every hat in the closet?
15. 75.Who’s most likely to wait up with the porch light on until everyone gets home?
16. 76.Who’s most likely to shoo everyone out of the kitchen?
17. 77.Who’s most likely to keep every drawing the grandkids ever made?
18. 78.Who’s most likely to wave at every car from the front porch?
19. 79.Who’s most likely to win hide-and-seek at Grandma's house every time?
20. 80.Who’s most likely to know every neighbor's name and life story?

Most likely to questions about family life at home

The everyday stuff that only the people you live with know about.

1. 81.Who’s most likely to leave the lights on in every room?
2. 82.Who’s most likely to change the thermostat when nobody is looking?
3. 83.Who’s most likely to build the best blanket fort in the living room?
4. 84.Who’s most likely to start a pillow fight out of nowhere?
5. 85.Who’s most likely to leave their shoes in the middle of the hallway?
6. 86.Who’s most likely to hear the ice cream truck from three streets away?
7. 87.Who’s most likely to yell "I'm home!" every time they walk in?
8. 88.Who’s most likely to turn every chore into a race?
9. 89.Who’s most likely to disappear right when it's time to clean up?
10. 90.Who’s most likely to know where every lost thing in the house is?
11. 91.Who’s most likely to get way too competitive at family game night?
12. 92.Who’s most likely to wake up the whole house early on a Saturday?
13. 93.Who’s most likely to hog the TV remote?
14. 94.Who’s most likely to sneak a snack after bedtime?
15. 95.Who’s most likely to talk through the entire movie?
16. 96.Who’s most likely to sit in the car to finish a song before coming inside?
17. 97.Who’s most likely to save plastic bags inside another plastic bag?
18. 98.Who’s most likely to take the longest shower in the house?
19. 99.Who’s most likely to make their bed perfectly every morning?
20. 100.Who’s most likely to need backup to deal with the tiniest spider?

How to play most likely to as a family

Read the card, count to three, and everyone points at the person who fits. Kids get it in one round, and grandparents often turn out to be the toughest voters. The full rules and scoring ideas are on the Most Likely To page.

• Let a kid read. The questions are short and every one is clean, so early readers can hold the phone.
• Say names in the car. On a road trip nobody can point, so count to three and call out a name instead.
• Pick the right group. Holidays and Road trips are easy for little kids. Grandma & Grandpa's is made for a visit, and At home is perfect for a weeknight.

Keep it kind for every age

Little kids can take a vote to heart, and a teenager picked three times in a row might go quiet. Two easy fixes help.

• Vote in secret. Everyone whispers a name to the reader, or use the Secret vote mode in the full game, where each person taps a name on the phone in private. Nobody sees who voted for whom.
• Give everyone a good one. Before you stop, look for a flattering card, like “become famous for their cooking,” for anyone who hasn't been picked yet.
• Let the winner tell the story. A title is more fun with a minute to explain it, and the stories are what people remember.

Make it a family tradition

Most Likely To fits nicely after dinner, while dessert is still on the table. Play ten questions, write down who won each one, and keep the list in a drawer. Next year, play the same questions and see who changed and who never will.

For more ideas for the same night, try the games on family game night. Heading out of town? The road trip games keep everyone busy until the next rest stop.

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