107 Top Family Feud Questions for Fun-Filled Game Nights

Playful prompts that bring unexpected laughs and spark competition at every gathering.

By Medha deb

Created on Sep 21, 2025

Playful prompts that bring unexpected laughs and spark competition at every gathering.

Family Feud has been a beloved game show for generations, delivering laughter, surprises, and friendly competition. Whether you are hosting a family reunion, birthday party, or just looking to spice up an evening at home, having a collection of well-crafted Family Feud questions is the key to hours of engaging entertainment. This comprehensive guide covers everything from kid-friendly questions to hilarious prompts for adults and teens, plus expert tips to turn your next game night into an unforgettable event.

Why Family Feud Is the Ultimate Party Game

Family Feud stands apart for its ability to involve everyone, spark hilarious moments, and get folks talking. It challenges players to guess the most popular answers to everyday questions – and sometimes the answers will surprise you! You need a good mix of predictable, silly, and even tricky questions to keep the fun rolling. Whether playing in person or virtually, Family Feud brings families and friends together in friendly (and sometimes rowdy) rivalry.

How to Play Family Feud at Home

Divide players into two teams.
Choose a “host” who will read questions and tally points.
Teams take turns guessing answers to the questions. The goal: name the most popular answers (survey-style, just like the show).
The host awards points for answers based on their popularity.
The team with the highest score at the end wins!

Pro Tip: Add a buzzer or bell for fast-paced rounds. Use printed scorecards or a whiteboard to keep score.

Family Feud Questions For Kids

Get your little ones laughing and thinking with these kid-friendly questions and answers. These are easy to understand and perfect for families with children.

Which household chores do kids hate doing?
– Taking out the trash
– Folding laundry
– Cleaning their room
– Washing dishes
– Sweeping/Vacuuming
In which place are you told to use your inside voice?
– Library
– Classroom
– Church
– Hospital
– School Assembly
What are the things you see at the beach?
– Sand
– Water/Waves
– Seashells
– Towels
– Umbrellas
Name an animal kids like to have as a pet.
– Dog
– Cat
– Fish
– Rabbit
– Hamster
Name something that kids learn in kindergarten.
– Alphabet/Letters
– Counting
– Shapes
– Sharing
– Colors

Funny Family Feud Questions To Spark Laughter

What would you find in a magician’s hat?
– Rabbit
– Cards
– Coin
– Flowers
– Magic wand
What do people do at a red light?
– Stop
– Text
– Sing along to music
– Eat
– Look at other cars
Name something people eat at a picnic.
– Sandwich
– Chips
– Fruit
– Cookies
– Hot dogs
Name a reason someone might be running late.
– Traffic
– Overslept
– Lost keys
– Kids
– Forgot to set alarm
Name something people forget to pack for vacation.
– Toothbrush
– Charger
– Passport
– Socks
– Sunglasses

Family Feud Questions For Teens

What’s something teenagers spend a lot of time doing?
– Using their phones
– Listening to music
– Studying/homework
– Hanging out with friends
– Watching YouTube/TikTok
Name something teens could not live without.
– Internet
– Phone
– Friends
– Social media
– Pizza
Name a sport popular among high school students.
– Soccer
– Basketball
– Football
– Volleyball
– Baseball
What is something you find in a teenager’s backpack?
– Textbooks
– Pens/Pencils
– Laptop
– Snacks
– Headphones
Name something teens do during summer vacation.
– Travel
– Go to the beach
– Work a summer job
– Hang out with friends
– Attend camp

Family Feud Questions For Adults

Name some reasons people give for calling in sick to work when they’re not actually sick.
– Family emergency
– Transportation issues
– Social event
– Wanting to extend a holiday weekend
Things people donate.
– Food
– Clothes
– Books
– Toys
– Shoes
Name a beverage some people drink exclusively during breakfast.
– Coffee
– Orange juice
– Milk
– Grapefruit juice
– Water
You would never leave your home without…
– Mobile phone
– Money
– House keys
– Water bottle
– Car keys
Name a type of vehicle you absolutely wouldn’t want to hit while driving.
– Police car
– Firetruck
– Ambulance
– Train
– Hearse
Name a chore that people hate.
– Taking out the trash
– Folding the laundry
– Emptying the dishwasher
– Cleaning the bathroom
– Vacuuming
Advantages of working from home?
– No traveling
– Flexible working hours
– Spend time with family
– No dress code
– Save money
Name a food that is recognizable by its smell.
– Onions
– Fish
– Garlic
– Pizza
– Popcorn

Unique and Challenging Family Feud Questions

Name something people squeeze into.
– Tight clothes/shoes
– Parking spot
– Crowded bus
– Booth at a diner
Name something made of gold you’d find in a billionaire’s bathroom.
– Toilet or toilet seat
– Sink or faucet
– Shower or bathtub
– Toilet paper holder
– Razor
Name something people ask you to smell.
– Perfume or cologne
– Food or milk
– Flowers or roses
– Their finger (oddly enough!)
As a kid, where did you think monsters were hiding?
– Under the bed
– Inside the closet
– Down in the basement
– Up in the attic
– Under the stairs
If there was a store that only sold husbands, what would people look for in one?
– A job
– Funny or nice personality
– Comes with a guarantee
– Kind heart or good character
– Big bank account
– Nice butt
– Full head of hair

Beach and Vacation-Themed Family Feud Questions

Name something people bring to the beach.
– Towel
– Sunscreen
– Swimsuit
– Sunglasses
– Beach ball
Name a snack commonly eaten at the beach.
– Potato chips
– Fruit
– Pretzels
– Ice cream
– Popcorn
Name a reason someone might avoid swimming in the ocean.
– Sharks
– Jellyfish
– Cold water
– Waves
– Seaweed

Classic Family Feud Questions

Name something you might eat with crackers.
– Soup
– Cheese
– Peanut butter
– Chili
– Sliced meats
Name something people often do at night.
– Read a book
– Use their phone
– Play board games
– Play video games
– Meditate
Name things that are hot.
– Fire
– Coffee
– Tea
– Stove
– Fireplace
Name something kids seem hooked on.
– Video games/computers
– Candy/junk food
– TV
– Music
Name something some people are scared to ride.
– Airplane
– Motorcycle
– Roller coaster
– Elevator
– Ferris wheel

Hard Family Feud Questions

Name a type of building where it always seems to be cold.
– Doctor’s office
– Work
– Classroom
– DMV
Name something that grows faster than you want it to.
– Hair/unibrow
– Lawn/weeds
– Kids/babies
– Belly/weight
Name something that might be full of holes.
– Swiss cheese
– Clothes/socks
– Alibi/story
– Net/fishing net
– Colander/strainer

Tips and Variations to Make Your Game Night Epic

Mix categories: Combine questions for kids, teens, and adults for multi-generational fun.
Speed rounds: Add time limits for each answer.
Bonus rounds: Double the points on certain questions.
Theme it up: Beach, holiday, TV show night for themed questions and prizes.
Team battles: Switch up teams every few rounds to keep play fresh.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do you decide what answers score the most points?

Traditionally, answers have points based on their frequency in an actual survey. For a home game, tally the most popular responses among your group or use the lists above as your reference.

Can Family Feud be played virtually?

Absolutely! Break up into virtual teams, use video calls, and share the survey lists via chat or screen share. Buzzers can be replaced with a simple shout or a chat message.

How do you pick a good Family Feud question?

A great question is one that everyone can relate to, but that might have some unexpected answers. Everyday topics, quirky facts, and relatable experiences make for the best prompts.

Is Family Feud suitable for all ages?

Definitely! You can select kid-friendly questions, teen twists, or adult-themed challenges based on your group. Customizing your questions ensures everyone can join the fun.

How can I keep score fairly?

Assign a host to keep a score chart and award points as answers are matched. Make sure both teams have an equal number of turns and check the tally after every round.

Ready-to-Use Family Feud Scoreboard

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Total Points
Team A	___	___	___	___
Team B	___	___	___	___

Print or copy this table for easy score-tracking!

Conclusion

From hilarious kids’ prompts to tricky adult questions, these 107 Family Feud questions guarantee a lively, laughter-filled game night. Whether you’re playing with little ones, teens, or grown-ups, you can customize your own epic Feud. So gather your family, divide into teams, and let the fun begin!

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medha deb

Medha Deb is an editor with a master's degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Hyderabad. She believes that her qualification has helped her develop a deep understanding of language and its application in various contexts.

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