200 'Who's Most Likely To' Questions (Clean, for Family, Friends & Teens)

The game works because every question is really about shared memories. “Who’s most likely to lose the TV remote?” is not a question, it is a story everyone at the table already knows. That is why the pointing happens before anyone has finished reading, and why the person being pointed at usually laughs first.

How to play “who’s most likely to”

1. Gather 3 to 20 players in a circle or around a table so everyone can see everyone else. Three is the minimum; five to ten is the sweet spot.
2. One player reads a question out loud, or taps the random question button above and reads what comes up.
3. On “three”, everyone points at the person they think fits. Pointing at yourself is allowed and often the funniest move.
4. Count the fingers. The player with the most points “wins” the round. They can defend themselves, tell the story, or just take the bow.
5. Settle ties with a quick re-vote between the tied players, or let the reader cast the deciding point.
6. Pass the reading to the next player and keep going. There is no scoring unless you want some: a point per round won works for competitive groups.

Two variations worth trying. In picked person answers, you first choose one player at random (the free finger chooser does this on any phone), read the question, and that player names who fits and why. It is slower but kinder, because only one person is “judging.” In silent vote, give every player a number before you start; on “three” everyone holds up that many fingers instead of pointing. It keeps a classroom or a big family dinner from turning into a shouting match.

Most likely to questions for family

Grandparents, parents and kids can all play these. They are about habits everyone at the table has already noticed, so the pointing starts fast.

1. Who's most likely to fall asleep during a movie?
2. Who is most likely to burn the toast?
3. Who's most likely to lose the TV remote?
4. Who's most likely to talk to the dog like it's a person?
5. Who is most likely to forget where they parked the car?
6. Who's most likely to sing in the shower?
7. Who's most likely to eat the last slice of pizza?
8. Who is most likely to take a nap on a Sunday afternoon?
9. Who's most likely to be first out of bed on a holiday morning?
10. Who's most likely to cry at a happy ending?
11. Who is most likely to start a dance party in the kitchen?
12. Who's most likely to get lost in a shopping mall?
13. Who's most likely to leave the lights on in every room?
14. Who is most likely to bring home a stray animal?
15. Who's most likely to tell the same story twice at dinner?
16. Who's most likely to become a famous chef?
17. Who is most likely to win a board game by reading every rule?
18. Who's most likely to laugh at their own joke before finishing it?
19. Who's most likely to pack snacks for a ten-minute drive?
20. Who is most likely to say "just five more minutes" and mean an hour?
21. Who's most likely to put the empty milk carton back in the fridge?
22. Who's most likely to win a staring contest?
23. Who is most likely to plan the whole vacation on a spreadsheet?
24. Who's most likely to talk during a movie?
25. Who's most likely to hum a song without noticing?
26. Who is most likely to volunteer to do the dishes?
27. Who's most likely to forget a birthday?
28. Who's most likely to turn every car ride into karaoke?
29. Who is most likely to trip over nothing?
30. Who's most likely to keep a secret the longest?
31. Who's most likely to fall asleep in the car within five minutes?
32. Who is most likely to rearrange the living room furniture?
33. Who's most likely to befriend the neighbors' cat?
34. Who's most likely to wear socks with sandals?
35. Who is most likely to be the family photographer?
36. Who's most likely to finish a puzzle in one sitting?
37. Who's most likely to make breakfast for everyone?
38. Who is most likely to get sunburned on the first day of vacation?
39. Who's most likely to give the best hugs?
40. Who's most likely to lose their keys and find them in their pocket?

Most likely to questions for kids

Written for ages 5 to 10: silly, imaginative and easy to understand. Read them slowly and let the little ones point first.

41. Who's most likely to become an astronaut?
42. Who is most likely to build the tallest block tower?
43. Who's most likely to eat vegetables without being asked?
44. Who's most likely to invent a new game at recess?
45. Who is most likely to have a pet dinosaur if they could?
46. Who's most likely to jump in every puddle?
47. Who's most likely to win a hide-and-seek championship?
48. Who is most likely to draw on the walls?
49. Who's most likely to become a superhero?
50. Who's most likely to stay up past bedtime reading?
51. Who is most likely to make friends with a dragon?
52. Who's most likely to get glitter everywhere?
53. Who's most likely to sneeze during a quiet moment?
54. Who is most likely to win a pillow fight?
55. Who's most likely to become a zookeeper?
56. Who's most likely to lose a shoe at the playground?
57. Who is most likely to ask "why?" one hundred times a day?
58. Who's most likely to make the silliest face?
59. Who's most likely to share their snack with a friend?
60. Who is most likely to build a blanket fort that takes over the room?
61. Who's most likely to talk to their toys?
62. Who's most likely to win a hopping race?
63. Who is most likely to become a ballet dancer?
64. Who's most likely to wear a costume to the grocery store?
65. Who's most likely to find a four-leaf clover?
66. Who is most likely to giggle until they can't breathe?
67. Who's most likely to become a race car driver?
68. Who's most likely to save a seat for their best friend?
69. Who is most likely to have the messiest room?
70. Who's most likely to learn a magic trick?

Most likely to questions for teens

School, music, big dreams and small disasters. Clean enough for a youth group, funny enough for a sleepover.

71. Who's most likely to forget their homework at home?
72. Who is most likely to become a famous musician?
73. Who's most likely to be late to first period?
74. Who's most likely to start a band in a garage?
75. Who is most likely to win a video game tournament?
76. Who's most likely to fall asleep in class?
77. Who's most likely to become a YouTuber with a million subscribers?
78. Who is most likely to get a job at a theme park?
79. Who's most likely to cram for a test the night before?
80. Who's most likely to become a professional athlete?
81. Who is most likely to try out for the school play?
82. Who's most likely to move to another country?
83. Who's most likely to run for class president?
84. Who is most likely to get a part-time job first?
85. Who's most likely to have a crush on a cartoon character?
86. Who's most likely to learn to drive first?
87. Who is most likely to spend their whole allowance on snacks?
88. Who's most likely to win a science fair?
89. Who's most likely to start a trend at school?
90. Who is most likely to become a stand-up comedian?
91. Who's most likely to memorize every lyric of an album?
92. Who's most likely to oversleep on the first day of school?
93. Who is most likely to come back and teach at our school?
94. Who's most likely to turn a group project into a solo project?
95. Who's most likely to become an app developer?
96. Who is most likely to dye their hair a wild color?
97. Who's most likely to become a world traveler?
98. Who's most likely to get lost on the first day at a new school?
99. Who is most likely to win a dance battle?
100. Who's most likely to write a novel?
101. Who's most likely to have a hundred unread messages?
102. Who is most likely to join every club at school?
103. Who's most likely to become a millionaire?
104. Who's most likely to bring a pet to school?
105. Who is most likely to become a famous actor?
106. Who's most likely to be the group's designated navigator?
107. Who's most likely to laugh in a silent classroom?
108. Who is most likely to become an Olympic athlete?
109. Who's most likely to sleep through their alarm?
110. Who's most likely to make a playlist for every mood?

Most likely to questions for friends

For adult friends, roommates and coworkers who know each other well. Still clean, so the game night can include whoever walks in.

111. Who's most likely to be late to their own party?
112. Who is most likely to plan a surprise party?
113. Who's most likely to cry at a commercial?
114. Who's most likely to move across the country on a whim?
115. Who is most likely to win a cooking competition?
116. Who's most likely to become a reality TV star?
117. Who's most likely to adopt three dogs?
118. Who is most likely to get lost even with GPS?
119. Who's most likely to order the same meal every time?
120. Who's most likely to become a motivational speaker?
121. Who is most likely to remember everyone's birthday?
122. Who's most likely to run a marathon?
123. Who's most likely to start a podcast?
124. Who is most likely to live in a tiny house?
125. Who's most likely to talk their way out of a parking ticket?
126. Who's most likely to know everyone's name by the end of a party?
127. Who is most likely to fall asleep at a concert?
128. Who's most likely to win a trivia night?
129. Who's most likely to open a bakery?
130. Who is most likely to become a professional gamer?
131. Who's most likely to send a text to the wrong person?
132. Who's most likely to become a famous painter?
133. Who is most likely to always have snacks in their bag?
134. Who's most likely to argue with a GPS and win?
135. Who's most likely to go camping without a tent?
136. Who is most likely to lose their phone in their own house?
137. Who's most likely to start a garden and forget to water it?
138. Who's most likely to become a tour guide?
139. Who is most likely to laugh at the worst possible moment?
140. Who's most likely to write a cookbook?
141. Who's most likely to turn into a morning person?
142. Who is most likely to collect something unusual?
143. Who's most likely to take a hundred photos of their food?
144. Who's most likely to befriend every dog in the park?
145. Who is most likely to read the terms and conditions?
146. Who's most likely to break a world record?
147. Who's most likely to become a judge on a talent show?
148. Who is most likely to have a secret talent?
149. Who's most likely to sing karaoke in front of a crowd?
150. Who's most likely to organize a group trip?

Most likely to questions for the classroom and youth groups

Teacher-tested themes: careers, talents and classroom habits. Nothing here singles anyone out for the wrong reasons, so it works as an icebreaker with a group that is still getting to know each other.

151. Who's most likely to answer every question in class?
152. Who is most likely to become a scientist?
153. Who's most likely to forget their lunch?
154. Who's most likely to win a spelling bee?
155. Who is most likely to make the whole class laugh?
156. Who's most likely to become a famous author?
157. Who's most likely to help a classmate with homework?
158. Who is most likely to organize the class party?
159. Who's most likely to become a doctor?
160. Who's most likely to lose their pencil five times a day?
161. Who is most likely to win a debate?
162. Who's most likely to become a coach?
163. Who's most likely to volunteer first for anything?
164. Who is most likely to invent something useful?
165. Who's most likely to become a news reporter?
166. Who's most likely to read the most books this year?
167. Who is most likely to start a club?
168. Who's most likely to become an engineer?
169. Who's most likely to remember every date in history class?
170. Who is most likely to become a firefighter?
171. Who's most likely to lead a group project?
172. Who's most likely to become a veterinarian?
173. Who is most likely to win a chess tournament?
174. Who's most likely to become a pilot?
175. Who's most likely to cheer the loudest at a game?

Most likely to questions for siblings and cousins

Nobody has more material than the people who grew up in the same house. Expect loud disagreements and at least one "that was ONE time".

176. Who's most likely to blame the dog for the mess?
177. Who is most likely to take the biggest slice of cake?
178. Who's most likely to win every race to the car?
179. Who's most likely to borrow something and forget to return it?
180. Who is most likely to tell on the others?
181. Who's most likely to hog the bathroom in the morning?
182. Who's most likely to win a pillow wrestling match?
183. Who is most likely to get the front seat every time?
184. Who's most likely to finish the cereal and leave the empty box?
185. Who's most likely to make up a new family holiday?
186. Who is most likely to beat everyone at video games?
187. Who's most likely to hide the good snacks?
188. Who's most likely to call grandma just to chat?
189. Who is most likely to fall asleep first at a sleepover?
190. Who's most likely to turn a chore into a game?

Funny most likely to questions

Pure silliness to end the round. Point fast, laugh harder.

191. Who's most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse using only a spoon?
192. Who is most likely to accidentally join a parade?
193. Who's most likely to befriend a squirrel?
194. Who's most likely to put ketchup on ice cream?
195. Who is most likely to get stuck in a revolving door?
196. Who's most likely to wave back at someone waving at the person behind them?
197. Who's most likely to talk to a plant to help it grow?
198. Who is most likely to win a dance-off against a robot?
199. Who's most likely to get a pet goat?
200. Who's most likely to laugh so hard milk comes out of their nose?

Tips to keep it kind

“Most likely to” is only fun when everyone wants to be pointed at. A few house rules keep it that way, especially with kids, cousins who tease, or a class that is still learning each other’s limits.

If you are hosting a bigger group, start with the family or classroom sections, where every answer is safe, and save the siblings and cousins list for the people who can take it. For a party with mixed ages, this pairs well with the Christmas party games list, and when you need to split everyone up afterwards, the random team generator does it in a tap.

Play it with one phone

The quickest way to run the game is the way the Finger Chooser app does it: everyone puts a finger on one phone, a short countdown runs, and one finger lights up. That player is “picked.” In the app’s Most Likely mode, a “most likely to” question appears right after the pick, the picked player reads it out, and everyone points. Each pack (Family, Teens and Friends) comes with 15 of these questions, and you can write your own for inside jokes. Because the pick is random and the questions are on screen, nobody has to be the host, nobody argues about whose turn it is to read, and the phone works offline at a sleepover, in the car or at a campsite. If you just want to settle who goes first before a board game, the same finger pick does that too.