50 Christmas Most Likely To Questions for Family and Office Parties

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Christmas most likely to questions are the easiest party game you can play: no supplies, no teams and no setup. Read a question, count to three and everyone points at the person who fits it best. Below are 50 festive questions for families, friends and office parties, plus simple ways to keep score.

How to play Christmas most likely to

1. Everyone sits or stands in a circle.
2. One person reads a question aloud.
3. On the count of three, everyone points at the person they think is most likely to do it.
4. The person with the most fingers pointed at them takes a point, or a candy cane.
5. Pass the question list to the left and keep going.

Family-friendly Christmas most likely to questions

1. Who is most likely to open a present early?
2. Who is most likely to eat the cookies left out for Santa?
3. Who is most likely to fall asleep during the Christmas movie?
4. Who is most likely to wear a Christmas sweater every day in December?
5. Who is most likely to cry at a holiday commercial?
6. Who is most likely to shake every present under the tree?
7. Who is most likely to sing carols off-key at full volume?
8. Who is most likely to lose the TV remote on Christmas morning?
9. Who is most likely to build the biggest snowman?
10. Who is most likely to forget where they hid the presents?
11. Who is most likely to put up decorations before Thanksgiving?
12. Who is most likely to eat dessert before dinner?
13. Who is most likely to get tangled in the Christmas lights?
14. Who is most likely to leave a note for the reindeer?
15. Who is most likely to wake everyone up at 5 a.m.?

Funny Christmas most likely to questions for adults

1. Who is most likely to regift a present from last year?
2. Who is most likely to finish the eggnog by themselves?
3. Who is most likely to wrap gifts in a grocery bag?
4. Who is most likely to start shopping on December 24?
5. Who is most likely to smile politely through a gift they dislike?
6. Who is most likely to burn the Christmas dinner?
7. Who is most likely to take 100 photos of the tree?
8. Who is most likely to get into an argument over a board game?
9. Who is most likely to hide in the kitchen to avoid small talk?
10. Who is most likely to leave the tree up until February?
11. Who is most likely to buy themselves a present while shopping for others?
12. Who is most likely to fall asleep on the couch after dinner?
13. Who is most likely to stay in pajamas all day?
14. Who is most likely to sneak a second plate of leftovers at midnight?
15. Who is most likely to win the ugly sweater contest?

Most likely to questions for an office holiday party

1. Who is most likely to bring homemade treats to the party?
2. Who is most likely to decorate their desk first?
3. Who is most likely to send an out-of-office reply in a holiday rhyme?
4. Who is most likely to win the white elephant gift exchange?
5. Who is most likely to steal the best gift in the swap?
6. Who is most likely to wear reindeer antlers to a video call?
7. Who is most likely to answer email on Christmas Day?
8. Who is most likely to know every word to a holiday pop song?
9. Who is most likely to organize the office cookie exchange?
10. Who is most likely to take the last slice of pie in the break room?

Sweet and heartfelt Christmas most likely to questions

1. Who is most likely to give the most thoughtful gift?
2. Who is most likely to volunteer at a holiday food drive?
3. Who is most likely to call every relative on Christmas Day?
4. Who is most likely to remember everyone’s favorite cookie?
5. Who is most likely to make a handmade card?
6. Who is most likely to start a new family tradition?
7. Who is most likely to help clean up without being asked?
8. Who is most likely to share their last chocolate?
9. Who is most likely to plan a surprise for someone else?
10. Who is most likely to keep the holiday spirit going all year?

Ways to make it a game

• Candy cane points: hand out a candy cane each time someone gets the most votes, and the person with the most at the end picks the next movie.
• Guess the winner: before pointing, the reader guesses who will win. A correct guess earns them a point.
• Write your own: each guest writes one question on a slip of paper, and you draw them from a stocking.

New to this game? Our who’s most likely to rules and party setup guide covers variations for any time of year, and our Christmas would you rather questions make a great second round.

Christmas most likely to FAQ

How many people do you need to play most likely to?

At least four, so the voting means something. It works well with groups of ten or more.

Is most likely to good for kids?

Yes. Stick to the family-friendly list and keep the tone playful.

How do you keep it from getting mean?

Skip any question that targets one person, and mix in the heartfelt questions between the funny ones.