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This or that questions

60 this or that questions for quick, fun live polls

This or that is the fastest icebreaker there is: one prompt, two options, one tap. Because every question is a clean A-or-B choice, it makes a perfect two-option live poll that warms up a room in seconds and gets everyone reacting at once. Drop a question on screen, let people join from their phones, and watch the bar swing live. Pick a handful below, mix the easy ones with the spicy ones, and let the debates start.

Turn these questions into a live poll in one tap

Hit “Use these in a poll” on any group below and we’ll open the builder with the questions already loaded — edit, then share a QR or link. Your audience answers from any phone, no app or account. Free to start.

Food & drink

  • Coffee or tea?
  • Sweet or savory?
  • Pizza or burgers?
  • Pancakes or waffles?
  • Chocolate or vanilla?
  • Ketchup or mustard?
  • Crunchy or smooth peanut butter?
  • Tacos or sushi?
  • Cake or pie?
  • Still or sparkling water?
  • Pineapple on pizza: yes or no?
  • Sit-down or takeout?

Everyday life

  • Early bird or night owl?
  • Cats or dogs?
  • Beach or mountains?
  • Call or text?
  • Window or aisle?
  • Shower in the morning or at night?
  • Books or movies?
  • Tidy or cozy chaos?
  • Save or spend?
  • Plan ahead or wing it?
  • City or countryside?
  • Quiet night in or big night out?

Work style

  • Remote or office?
  • Email or chat?
  • Meeting or memo?
  • Coffee break or lunch break?
  • Morning person or afternoon person?
  • Headphones on or off?
  • To-do list or just remember it?
  • Big picture or details?
  • Slack DM or quick call?
  • Standing desk or sitting?

Entertainment & pop culture

  • Marvel or DC?
  • Comedy or horror?
  • Subtitles or dubbed?
  • Binge or one episode a week?
  • Movies at home or in theaters?
  • Playlist or shuffle?
  • Reality TV or documentaries?
  • Throwback hits or new releases?
  • Console or PC?
  • Podcast or music on a commute?

Travel & seasons

  • Summer or winter?
  • Road trip or flight?
  • Hotel or Airbnb?
  • Pack light or pack everything?
  • Sunrise or sunset?
  • Adventure trip or relaxing trip?
  • Mountains or ocean?
  • Map app or wander and explore?
  • Camping or hotel?
  • Spring or autumn?

Tech & habits

  • iPhone or Android?
  • Light mode or dark mode?
  • Tabs or bookmarks?
  • Notifications on or off?
  • Mac or PC?
  • Wireless or wired?
  • Voice note or typed message?
  • Inbox zero or 9,000 unread?
  • Read the manual or just figure it out?
  • Emoji or plain text?

How to run these well

Open with the easy ones

Start with low-stakes picks like coffee or tea before anything personal. Easy questions get hands moving and phones out, so the room is already warmed up by the time you reach the spicier prompts.

Lean into the split

The fun is in a 50/50 result. When the bar lands near even, pause and ask a few people to defend their side out loud. A lopsided result is a cue to move on quickly to the next question.

Keep the pace fast

This or that lives on momentum. Give each prompt 15 to 20 seconds, watch the live bar settle, then snap to the next one. A rapid-fire round of 8 to 10 questions keeps energy high without dragging.

Ready to ask your audience?

Build a poll in 30 seconds, share a QR or link, and watch the room answer live.

الأسئلة الشائعة

What is a this or that question?

It is a quick prompt with exactly two options, like coffee or tea, where people pick the one they prefer. Because there are only two answers, it works as a clean two-option live poll that everyone can answer in a single tap.

How do people join and answer?

They scan a QR code or open a link from any phone, with no app to install and no account to create. They just tap one of the two options and the results animate live on the shared screen as votes come in.

Are the answers anonymous?

Yes. Responses are anonymous by default, so people vote honestly without worrying who picked what. That makes this or that a low-pressure way to warm up a room or break the ice with a new group.

Can I use this or that as a fast icebreaker?

Absolutely. A rapid round of two-option polls is one of the quickest icebreakers there is: launch a question, let everyone tap, and watch the split appear in seconds. It gets a quiet room talking before you move into the main agenda.

Can I ask an open-ended question too?

Yes. Alongside two-option this-or-that polls you can switch to a word cloud question, where people type a short answer and the most common words grow biggest on screen. It is a nice way to follow a quick pick with an open prompt.