100 Family Feud Questions For Kids And Adults To Play At Home

Family Feud is a popular American television game show that has been here for over 40 years. Families watch the show and participate in the comforts of their living rooms by answering the Family Feud questions. This show has become one of the best sources of entertainment for many families. If you are a fan of the show and wish to play a homemade version, you have come to the right place.

The participants are split into two teams, and they have to pick the most popular answers to the simple questions. The game is about who knows better what the public has answered instead of who knows more. And the trick lies in selecting the right questions. Here, we have put together 100 Family Feud questions and answers that you can play with everyone during family gatherings. Scroll down to check them out.

Quick Tip

The purpose of the feud game is to encourage critical thinking, empathy and team building spirit.

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What You Need?

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While the TV show uses a lot of fancy technology, you don’t need all the special effects to have a fun game night at home. Here’s what you need:

• Space: You need a space where the teams of five members can sit in a straight line, facing each other.
• Scorecard: You need a scorecard to keep a tally of the points earned by each team.
• Buzzer: Each team will need a buzzer. You can download a buzzer app on your phone for the job.
• Host: You need a host who will read out the questions and answers.
• Family Feud Questions and Answers: You can choose from our list of 100 family feud questions. Give five answers for each question with points for each answer – the highest points to the first option and the lowest to the last option.

Quick Tip

For a buzzer you can either use the free app or you can use a squeaky dog toy as a buzzer.

How To Play The Game?

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Step 1. The host reads out the first question to the team captains in a face-off to decide who starts the game.

Step 2. The team that starts the game gets a chance to guess the remaining answers to the first question. Each member gets a turn to answer until all the correct answers are revealed, or they got three wrong.

Step 3. If they get three strikes, the turn is passed to the opposing team, and they get to steal all the points if they guess all the remaining answers correctly.

Step 4. Points are awarded to the team with all the correct answers, and the game continues until all the players have had a turn to come to the front for the face-off.

Step 5. Five rounds can be conducted as there are five members in each team. The team with the highest points is the winner.

Let’s now take a look at the questions.

Family Feud Questions For Kids

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1. What would you find at the North Pole? 

• Santa Claus
• Elves
• Snow
• Reindeer
• Santa’s sleigh

2. A vegetable you dislike eating.

• Broccoli
• Brussels sprouts
• Carrot
• Peas
• Spinach

3. What do you love about summer?

• Summer vacation
• Can go to the beach
• The weather
• Can eat ice cream
• Can go out and play

4. What are things that come in pairs?

• Shoes
• Socks
• Feet
• Hands
• Eyes

5. Which is a kid’s favorite snack at the movie theater?

• Popcorn
• Nachos
• French fries
• Chips
• Tacos

6. Name a famous wizard.

• Harry Potter
• Merlin
• Gandalf
• Dr. Strange
• The Wizard of Oz

7. Which household chores do kids hate doing?

• Cleaning their room
• Walking the dog
• Vacuuming
• Mowing the lawn
• Raking leaves

8. What can you find in the kitchen? 

• Refrigerator
• Stove
• Sink
• Food
• Plates

9. What is one thing your parents tell you not to waste?

• Water
• Money
• Time
• Life
• Food

10. What do parents never allow kids to skip?

• Breakfast
• Brushing teeth
• Bedtime
• Homework
• Cleaning room

11. What can you find in outer space? 

• The sun
• The moon
• Stars
• Planets
• Spaceships

12. The person who gives you the best advice.

• Mom
• Dad
• Friends
• Grandparents
• Teachers

13. Something that is cold.

• Ice cream
• Snow
• Ice
• Water
• Milk

14. In which place are you told to use your inside voice?

• Library
• Movie theater
• Hospital
• Place of worship
• Classroom

15. Name something many people do just once a week.

• Church
• Groceries / Shopping
• Laundry
• Clean house
• Sleep in

16. What’s something you might see on the ground in a messy room?

• Toys
• Clothes
• Backpack
• Floor/Carpet
• Pen/Pencil

17. Things kids throw at each other.

• Toys
• Food
• Pillows
• Balls
• Paper

18. Things you find in a picnic basket.

• Sandwiches
• Cookies
• Napkins
• Chips
• Juice

19. What could an astronaut see out of the space station’s window?

• Earth
• Moon
• Space
• Satellites
• Comet

20. When do kids close their eyes?

• Sleep
• Prayer
• Scary movie
• Hide and seek
• Making a wish

21. What are the things you see at the beach? 

• The ocean
• Sand
• Seagulls
• Seashells
• Seaweed

22. Reason your teacher wants to talk to your parents.

• Bad grades
• Misbehaving in class
• Not doing homework
• Cheating
• Bullying

23. Name a food you can eat with your hands. 

• Pizza
• Tacos
• Burger
• Sushi
• Fruit

24. Name something you see at a carnival. 

• Ferris wheel
• Carousel
• Cotton candy
• Fried food
• Bright lights

25. Name something you might eat with a hamburger.

• French fries
• Soup
• Salad
• Onion rings
• Tater tots

26. What melts when it gets hot?

• Snow
• Candle
• Butter
• Cheese
• Crayon

27. What’s something teens look forward to? 

• Prom
• Graduation
• Getting a driver’s license
• College
• Freedom

28. Things found in a park.

• Swings
• Benches
• Flowers
• Grass
• Trees

29. What’s something you can do that is good for the environment?

• Recycle
• Don’t litter
• Use less water/Shorter showers
• Reusable containers
• Don’t water grass

30. Something you do right before bed.

• Brush your teeth
• Read
• Eat
• Drink water
• Say prayers

31. Name a kid’s game teens and adults still enjoy playing.

• Hide and Seek
• Twister
• Candyland
• Go Fish
• Hopscotch

32. What is your excuse for not doing homework?

• Forgot at home
• Fever
• Left at school
• Book got stolen
• Dog ate it

33. Where do kids nowadays spend most of their time?

• Room / Bed
• School
• Internet
• Mall
• Friend’s house

34. Name something that parents encourage their kids to do. 

• Homework
• Practice
• Clean your room
• Listen
• Be yourself!

35. Things kids should not touch in the kitchen.

• Stove
• Knife
• Oven
• Garbage Disposal
• Firelighter

36. Name a type of dinosaur.

• Tyrannosaurus
• Triceratops
• Velociraptor
• Pterodactyl
• Stegosaur

37. What comes to your mind when you hear the word magic?

• Harry Potter
• Genie
• Fairy godmother
• Magic wand
• Magic hat

38. What would you find in a haunted house? 

• Ghosts
• Cobwebs
• Spiders
• Mice
• Dust

39. Name something you fill with air.

• Balloons
• Tires
• Diving kit
• Beach ball
• Raft/inner tubes

40. Name a fruit you might eat in the morning.

• Banana
• Grapefruit
• Strawberry
• Apple
• Orange

41. Things found under your bed.

• Shoes
• Slippers
• Toys
• Books
• Clothes

42. First thing done in the morning.

• Brush teeth
• Shower
• Open eyes
• Make bed
• Check the time

43. Name something people write with.

• Pen
• Pencil
• Keyboard
• Chalk
• Dry erase

44. What’s another word for “garbage”?

• Trash
• Junk
• Waste
• Rubbish
• Litter

45. Name a place where you might hear music. 

• Concert
• Restaurant
• While on hold on the phone
• Elevator
• Car

46. Things cut with scissors.

• Paper
• Ribbon
• Cloth
• Hair
• Food

47. What goes into a sandwich?

• Bread
• Lettuce
• Butter
• Peanut
• Jam

48. Things kids often lose.

• Toys
• Books
• Pencils
• Money
• Shoes

49. Foods kids love that are not good for them.

• Candy
• Chocolate
• Burgers
• Ice cream
• Chips

50. Where do kids dislike going the most?

• Dentist
• Bed
• School
• Shopping
• Relative’s house

Family Feud Questions For Adults

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51. Things people donate.

• Food
• Clothes
• Books
• Toys
• Shoes

52. Name a beverage some people drink exclusively during breakfast.

• Coffee
• Orange Juice
• Milk
• Grapefruit Juice
• Water

53. You would never leave your home without

• Mobile phone
• Money
• House keys
• Water bottle
• Car keys

54. Name a type of vehicle you really wouldn’t want to hit while driving.

• Police car
• Firetruck
• Ambulance
• Train
• Hearse

55. Name a chore that people hate.

• Taking out the trash
• Folding the laundry
• Emptying the dishwasher
• Cleaning the bathroom
• Vacuuming

56. Advantages of working from home?

• No traveling
• Flexible working hours
• Spend time with family
• No dress code
• Save money

57. Name a food that is recognizable by its smell.

• Onions
• Fish
• Garlic
• Pizza
• Popcorn

58. Name something people buy that comes in “stick” form.

• Gum
• Deodorant
• Butter
• Lipstick
• Glue

59. Something that makes you feel like a kid again.

• Disneyland
• Playing with kids
• Riding a bicycle
• Eating candy
• Jumping

60. Name something people put on salads.

• Dressing
• Nuts/seeds
• Eggs
• Cheese
• Vegetables

61. Name something you buy by the roll.

• Toilet paper
• Paper towel
• Coins
• Stamps
• Wrapping paper

62. What are the annoying things other drivers do?

• Overtake from the wrong side
• Blow the horn continuously
• Talk on the cell phone
• Not using turn signals
• Drive too fast

63. Name a food that frequently goes bad before you get the chance to eat it. 

• Avocado
• Banana
• Fresh berries
• Salad greens/lettuce
• Mushrooms

64. Something never to forget to pack on a trip.

• Money
• Underwear
• Toothbrush
• Medicines
• Camera

65. Name a fruit that takes time to break into.

• Coconut
• Pomegranate
• Watermelon
• Jackfruit
• Pineapple

66. Name a part of your body that you might say has an “ache”.

• Head
• Stomach
• Back
• Tooth
• Muscle
• Knee

67. Name an important number people often memorize.

• Phone number
• Social security number
• Driver’s license number
• Debit/credit card number
• Bank routing number

68. Name a reason a person might be running.

• Exercise
• Catch bus/train
• Catch another person
• Get somewhere
• Sport / Game
• Escape / being chased

69. Name something that only happens once every few years. 

• Eclipse
• Presidential election
• Leap Year
• Olympics
• FIFA World Cup

70. Name something which you keep on your office desk.

• Computer
• Notepad
• Pen stand
• Water bottle
• Picture of spouse/ child

71. Name something at home that people often run out of. 

• Milk
• Toilet paper
• Bread
• Eggs
• Hand soap

72. Name a place where people have to use coins.

• Vending machine
• Laundromat
• Bus / Subway
• Parking meter
• Payphone

73. You would find this on a man’s arm

• Watch
• Bracelet
• Tattoo
• Hair
• Scar

74. Name something guests do at a wedding reception. 

• Dance
• Eat
• Drink
• Clap
• Take pictures

75. Name Something Women Leave Lipstick Marks On

• Napkin
• Glass
• Significant other
• Collar
• Wash rag
• Pillow

76. Name something which people often forget to switch off.

• Light
• Fan
• Gas stove
• Geyser
• Television

77. Things you don’t want to discuss during the holidays. 

• Politics
• Religion
• Your love life
• Finances
• Parenting advice

78. Name something you do in front of a mirror

• Brush teeth
• Do your hair
• Try on clothes
• Pop a zit
• Dance

79. Name something that comes in a glass bottle.

• Milk
• Beer
• Soda
• Ketchup / Condiments
• Ship

80. A reason for people to wake up in the middle of the night.

• Need to visit the bathroom
• Bad dream
• Hunger/thirst
• Attend a crying child
• Heard a noise

81. Name one thing you always have in your pantry. 

• Beans
• Rice
• Potatoes
• Onions
• Flour

82. Name something a person might knit.

• Blanket
• Ugly sweater
• Hat
• Mittens
• Socks

83. The first thing you do after waking up.

• Open eyes
• Visit the bathroom
• Brush teeth
• Shower
• Turn off the alarm

84. How long does a typical New Year’s Resolution last?

• 1 month
• 1 week
• 10 days
• 1 year
• 3 months

85. Name something you shake before using

• Salad dressing
• Dice
• Ketchup
• Liquid medicine
• Nail polish

86. Spilling/dropping this in the kitchen can make a huge mess.

• Oil
• Milk
• Flour
• Juice
• Eggs

87. Name a superhero member of the Justice League.

• Batman
• Superman
• Wonder Woman
• Aquaman
• The Flash

88. Something you buy that is disposable.

• Paper plates
• Razors
• Paper towels
• Garbage bags
• Diapers

89. Other than jewelry, what is the most expensive single item in your home?

• TV
• Furniture
• Appliance
• Computer
• Collectables

90. Something that gets tangled

• Hair
• Earphones
• Rope/String
• Fishing line
• Long chains

91. Name Something Offered on Airline Flights

• Snacks
• Cocktails
• Uncomfortable seats
• Soft drinks/water
• Overhead storage

92. Name something you might wear while driving.

• Seatbelt/safety belt
• Sunglasses
• Eyeglasses
• Gloves
• Shoes

93. What would you find in a home medicine cabinet? 

• Acetaminophenⁱ  XMedication usually referred to as paracetamol, used to alleviate fevers and light to moderate pain. /Ibuprofenⁱ  XA non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) medicine used to treat inflammation, fever, and pain.
• Thermometer
• Neosporinⁱ  XAn antibiotic medication used to treat and prevent minor skin infections brought on by scrapes, cuts, and burns. /antibacterial ointment
• Rubbing alcohol
• Bandages

94. Topics discussed at a family get together

• Sports
• Politics
• Food
• Travel
• Old times

95. Name Something That Will Exist in 100 Years

• Flying cars
• Androids
• Immortality
• Easy space travel
• Jet packs

96. Name a job that requires a lot of education.

• Doctor
• Lawyer
• Teacher
• College professor
• Nurse

97. Things people cram in the car when going to the beach

• Umbrellas
• Beach chairs
• Towels
• Beach toys
• Coolers

98. Name something you smell before you buy it.

• Perfume/cologne
• Produce
• Deodorant
• Soap
• Candle

99. Name a way that people communicated before texting was invented. 

• Phone calls
• Beeper/pager
• Letters
• Telegram
• Carrier pigeon

100. Name something in a person’s closet that only comes out for special occasions.

• Suit/tux
• Dress
• Tie
• Jewelry
• Dress shoes

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an online version of Family Feud?

Yes, there is an online version of Family Feud, and it is free to play.

Are Family Feud answers rigged?

Family Feud is believed to be unscripted. Therefore, the answers in this American television game show are assumed to be spontaneous and not rigged.

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