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Getting to Know You Questions

Move beyond small talk with friendly getting to know you questions for new groups, friends, classmates, and teams. Choose the depth, draw one, or print a conversation list.

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Choose your prompts

Filter the bank, then draw one prompt or make a printable list.

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Getting to Know You Questions

    How to play

    Start a better conversation

    Choose a situation, draw one prompt at a time, or shuffle a list for the host. Everything runs in your browser and no account is required.

    1. 1

      Choose the depth

      Start with Light prompts, use Group questions for shared settings, and save Reflective prompts for people with more time and trust.

    2. 2

      Answer with a story

      A short example is usually more interesting than a one-word response, but nobody needs to overshare.

    3. 3

      Follow the conversation

      Ask a natural follow-up when someone seems interested, rather than rushing through every item on the list.

    From the question bank

    Sample questions

    The picker includes 54 original, family-friendly questions. Here are a few you can use immediately.

    What does a nearly perfect weekend look like to you?

    What is something you always make time for?

    Which place feels most like home?

    What is a hobby you would like to try next?

    What kind of music do you play most often?

    What is a meal you never get tired of?

    Are you more likely to plan ahead or decide in the moment?

    What is a small thing that reliably improves your day?

    What is your favorite way to spend time outdoors?

    Questions

    FAQ

    What are good questions for getting to know someone?

    Ask about preferences, routines, interests, places, goals, and positive memories. Good questions invite a story without demanding private information.

    How do I avoid making the conversation awkward?

    Begin with light prompts, answer first when helpful, and let anyone pass. Move toward reflective questions only when the group is comfortable.

    Can these work for teams and classrooms?

    Yes. The Group filter favors prompts that can be answered briefly and safely in a shared setting.

    Can I print a list for an event?

    Yes. Shuffle 10, 20, or 30 questions and use your browser to print the list or save it as a PDF.

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