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100 Family Feud questions and answers for work, with a free game board

KraftyLab TeamUpdated 14 min read

Question 1 · Office life

Name a reason someone might be late to work.

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These 100 Family Feud questions and answers are written for work: office life, food and coffee, remote meetings, holidays, funny rounds and quick-fire questions for a fast money finale. Every question has five or six ranked answers with points, and every one is safe to play in front of the whole company. Play them on the board above, or print the host sheet and run the game from paper.

About the points: The points are our editors' estimate of how a typical office would answer, not results from a real survey. Want real answers from your own team? Run a quick survey the week before.

Two teams of laughing coworkers face each other across a table with a desk bell, one hand raised.

100 Family Feud questions and answers for work

Grouped by theme and numbered down the page. Answers run from most to least popular, and each question's points add up to 100 or less.

Office life questions (20)

Desks, printers, meetings and the small rituals every workplace shares. The easiest set to start with.

  1. 1. Name something people keep on their desk.

    1. Water bottle 30
    2. Family photo 22
    3. Plant 16
    4. Coffee mug 14
    5. Notebook 10
    6. Snacks 6

  2. 2. Name a reason someone might be late to work.

    1. Traffic 38
    2. Overslept 22
    3. School drop-off 14
    4. Train or bus delay 12
    5. Bad weather 8

  3. 3. Name something that always runs out in the office kitchen.

    1. Coffee 36
    2. Milk 20
    3. Paper towels 15
    4. Snacks 12
    5. Clean mugs 9
    6. Sugar 5

  4. 4. Name something people complain about at the office.

    1. The temperature 32
    2. Too many meetings 24
    3. Slow Wi-Fi 14
    4. Parking 12
    5. Noise 10

  5. 5. Name something you'd find in a desk drawer.

    1. Pens 34
    2. Snacks 20
    3. Phone charger 15
    4. Sticky notes 12
    5. Rubber bands 8
    6. Old receipts 6

  6. 6. Name a phrase people say a lot in meetings.

    1. Circle back 26
    2. Bandwidth 20
    3. Let's take this offline 15
    4. Touch base 14
    5. Action items 10
    6. Moving forward 8

  7. 7. Name something people do on their lunch break.

    1. Eat 38
    2. Scroll on their phone 20
    3. Go for a walk 15
    4. Run errands 12
    5. Read 6
    6. Nap 4

  8. 8. Name an office supply people borrow and never return.

    1. Pen 44
    2. Stapler 18
    3. Scissors 14
    4. Phone charger 12
    5. Tape 7

  9. 9. Name something people do when the boss walks by.

    1. Look busy 40
    2. Switch screens 22
    3. Sit up straight 14
    4. Say hello 12
    5. Stop chatting 8

  10. 10. Name a reason people go into the office instead of working from home.

    1. See coworkers 34
    2. In-person meetings 22
    3. Faster internet 14
    4. Free coffee 12
    5. Get out of the house 10

  11. 11. Name something in the office that breaks at the worst possible time.

    1. Printer 42
    2. Wi-Fi 24
    3. Coffee machine 14
    4. Projector 10
    5. Elevator 5

  12. 12. Name something people bring on the first day of a new job.

    1. Lunch 30
    2. ID documents 22
    3. Notebook 18
    4. Laptop 12
    5. Water bottle 8
    6. A good attitude 5

  13. 13. Name something you'd see on an office wall.

    1. Clock 30
    2. Whiteboard 24
    3. Calendar 16
    4. Artwork 14
    5. Exit sign 8

  14. 14. Name a job perk people love.

    1. Working from home 30
    2. Extra time off 26
    3. Free lunch 16
    4. Casual dress code 14
    5. Flexible hours 8

  15. 15. Name something that gets announced at an all-hands meeting.

    1. New hires 30
    2. Quarterly goals 24
    3. Upcoming events 16
    4. Awards 12
    5. Office changes 10
    6. Holiday schedule 6

  16. 16. Name a common way to sign off a work email.

    1. Best 34
    2. Thanks 30
    3. Regards 16
    4. Cheers 10
    5. Talk soon 6

  17. 17. Name something you bring to a meeting.

    1. Laptop 34
    2. Notebook 26
    3. Pen 16
    4. Coffee 12
    5. The agenda 8

  18. 18. Name a place people go in the office to take a private phone call.

    1. Empty meeting room 36
    2. Stairwell 20
    3. Phone booth 18
    4. Outside 14
    5. Their car 8

  19. 19. Name the first thing people check when they get to work.

    1. Email 48
    2. Calendar 22
    3. Chat messages 14
    4. Coffee machine 8
    5. The news 4

  20. 20. Name something people lose at work.

    1. Pens 30
    2. Their badge 20
    3. Phone charger 18
    4. Keys 14
    5. Track of time 10

Food and coffee questions (15)

Everyone has an opinion on the office kitchen, which makes these good for a faceoff.

  1. 21. Name a popular coffee order.

    1. Latte 32
    2. Black coffee 24
    3. Cappuccino 16
    4. Iced coffee 14
    5. Americano 8

  2. 22. Name a dish people bring to an office potluck.

    1. Pasta salad 26
    2. Cookies 22
    3. Chips and dip 18
    4. Brownies 12
    5. Mac and cheese 10
    6. Meatballs 6

  3. 23. Name a food you shouldn't heat up in the office microwave.

    1. Fish 52
    2. Broccoli 14
    3. Popcorn 12
    4. Eggs 10
    5. Brussels sprouts 6

  4. 24. Name a snack people keep in their desk.

    1. Granola bars 30
    2. Nuts 22
    3. Chocolate 18
    4. Chips 14
    5. Crackers 8
    6. Pretzels 4

  5. 25. Name a food that gets ordered for an office lunch.

    1. Pizza 44
    2. Sandwiches 22
    3. Salads 12
    4. Tacos 10
    5. Sushi 6

  6. 26. Name something people add to their coffee.

    1. Milk 36
    2. Sugar 28
    3. Cream 16
    4. Oat milk 8
    5. Cinnamon 6
    6. Syrup 4

  7. 27. Name a dessert people bring in for a coworker's birthday.

    1. Cake 50
    2. Cupcakes 22
    3. Cookies 12
    4. Donuts 8
    5. Brownies 4

  8. 28. Name a breakfast food people eat at their desk.

    1. Bagel 28
    2. Oatmeal 22
    3. Yogurt 16
    4. Banana 14
    5. Granola bar 10
    6. Muffin 6

  9. 29. Name a fruit you might find in the office kitchen.

    1. Banana 42
    2. Apple 28
    3. Orange 12
    4. Grapes 8
    5. Pear 6

  10. 30. Name a pizza topping people argue about.

    1. Pineapple 54
    2. Anchovies 18
    3. Olives 10
    4. Mushrooms 8
    5. Jalapeños 4

  11. 31. Name something you'd find in a vending machine.

    1. Chips 34
    2. Candy bars 26
    3. Soda 18
    4. Water 10
    5. Gum 6

  12. 32. Name a reason people go out for coffee instead of using the office machine.

    1. It tastes better 38
    2. A short walk 22
    3. Meet a coworker 14
    4. Pastries 12
    5. Fancy flavors 8

  13. 33. Name a hot drink that isn't coffee.

    1. Tea 52
    2. Hot chocolate 24
    3. Chai 10
    4. Matcha 6
    5. Warm milk 4

  14. 34. Name a food that's messy to eat at your desk.

    1. Spaghetti 30
    2. Wings 18
    3. Tacos 16
    4. Burgers 14
    5. Soup 10
    6. Salad 6

  15. 35. Name a sandwich people order for lunch.

    1. Turkey 30
    2. BLT 18
    3. Ham and cheese 16
    4. Grilled cheese 12
    5. Chicken salad 10
    6. Tuna 8

Remote work and meeting questions (15)

Video calls, home offices and the meeting that could have been an email. Made for hybrid and remote teams.

  1. 36. Name something people say on almost every video call.

    1. You're on mute 46
    2. Can you see my screen? 22
    3. Can everyone hear me? 14
    4. Sorry, go ahead 10
    5. I think you froze 4

  2. 37. Name something that interrupts a video call from home.

    1. A pet 30
    2. The doorbell 24
    3. Kids 18
    4. Bad Wi-Fi 16
    5. A lawn mower 6

  3. 38. Name a place people work from when they're not at home or the office.

    1. Coffee shop 46
    2. Library 18
    3. Coworking space 14
    4. Park 8
    5. Car 6
    6. Hotel 4

  4. 39. Name a reason someone turns their camera off.

    1. Eating 30
    2. Bad internet 26
    3. Messy room 16
    4. Multitasking 12
    5. Walking around 8

  5. 40. Name something people keep within reach during a remote workday.

    1. Phone 32
    2. Coffee 26
    3. Water 18
    4. Headphones 12
    5. Snacks 8

  6. 41. Name something that makes a meeting run long.

    1. Too many people 26
    2. No agenda 24
    3. Going off-topic 20
    4. Tech problems 14
    5. A late start 10

  7. 42. Name a background people use on video calls.

    1. Bookshelf 30
    2. Blurred 26
    3. Beach 14
    4. Office 12
    5. Plain wall 10
    6. Outer space 4

  8. 43. Name a sign a meeting could have been an email.

    1. One person talks the whole time 30
    2. No decisions made 26
    3. It's all updates 20
    4. Nobody asks questions 12
    5. It ends early 6

  9. 44. Name an app people use for video meetings.

    1. Zoom 52
    2. Microsoft Teams 26
    3. Google Meet 12
    4. Webex 4
    5. FaceTime 4

  10. 45. Name something people buy to improve their home office.

    1. Monitor 30
    2. Desk chair 26
    3. Standing desk 16
    4. Headphones 12
    5. Desk lamp 8
    6. Webcam 4

  11. 46. Name a chore people do between meetings when working from home.

    1. Laundry 40
    2. Dishes 26
    3. Walk the dog 14
    4. Tidy up 10
    5. Start dinner 6

  12. 47. Name a time nobody wants a meeting.

    1. Monday morning 30
    2. Friday afternoon 28
    3. Lunchtime 20
    4. Right after lunch 10
    5. End of the day 8

  13. 48. Name something people do while they're on mute.

    1. Eat 30
    2. Check email 26
    3. Talk to someone at home 16
    4. Laugh 12
    5. Type 10

  14. 49. Name a reason people step away during a video call.

    1. Get coffee 30
    2. Answer the door 26
    3. Stretch 18
    4. Grab a charger 12
    5. Let the dog out 8

  15. 50. Name something that goes on a meeting agenda.

    1. Updates 32
    2. Goals 20
    3. Questions 16
    4. Deadlines 14
    5. Next steps 10
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Christmas and holiday Family Feud questions (15)

Ten Christmas and winter questions, plus Thanksgiving, New Year's and Halloween, for a December party or any seasonal round.

  1. 51. Name something you'd see at an office holiday party.

    1. Ugly sweaters 30
    2. Cookies 22
    3. Decorations 18
    4. A gift exchange 14
    5. Karaoke 8

  2. 52. Name a popular Christmas cookie.

    1. Sugar cookie 32
    2. Gingerbread 28
    3. Snickerdoodle 14
    4. Shortbread 12
    5. Peanut butter blossom 8

  3. 53. Name something people put on a Christmas tree.

    1. Lights 36
    2. Ornaments 30
    3. A star 16
    4. Tinsel 8
    5. Candy canes 6

  4. 54. Name a classic Christmas movie.

    1. Home Alone 30
    2. Elf 24
    3. It's a Wonderful Life 16
    4. A Christmas Story 14
    5. The Polar Express 10

  5. 55. Name a common Secret Santa gift.

    1. Mug 26
    2. Candle 22
    3. Gift card 20
    4. Socks 14
    5. Chocolate 10

  6. 56. Name something people do on the last workday before the holidays.

    1. Leave early 34
    2. Clean their desk 20
    3. Set an out-of-office 18
    4. Swap gifts 14
    5. Eat treats 8

  7. 57. Name a winter holiday treat.

    1. Hot chocolate 30
    2. Candy canes 22
    3. Fruitcake 16
    4. Peppermint bark 14
    5. Gingerbread 10
    6. Latkes 6

  8. 58. Name something people put on a holiday wish list.

    1. Gift cards 28
    2. Clothes 22
    3. Gadgets 20
    4. Books 14
    5. Time off 10

  9. 59. Name one of Santa's reindeer.

    1. Rudolph 50
    2. Dasher 14
    3. Blitzen 12
    4. Comet 10
    5. Prancer 8

  10. 60. Name something that makes holiday travel stressful.

    1. Delays 34
    2. Traffic 24
    3. Crowds 18
    4. Packing 12
    5. Bad weather 8

  11. 61. Name a Thanksgiving side dish.

    1. Mashed potatoes 34
    2. Stuffing 28
    3. Green beans 14
    4. Cranberry sauce 12
    5. Mac and cheese 8

  12. 62. Name something people are thankful for at work.

    1. Coworkers 38
    2. Time off 22
    3. Flexible hours 14
    4. A good boss 12
    5. Coffee 8

  13. 63. Name something people do on New Year's Eve.

    1. Count down 34
    2. Watch fireworks 22
    3. Make resolutions 16
    4. Stay up late 14
    5. Watch the ball drop 8

  14. 64. Name a popular New Year's resolution.

    1. Get more sleep 28
    2. Read more 22
    3. Travel more 18
    4. Learn a new skill 14
    5. Less screen time 10

  15. 65. Name a Halloween decoration.

    1. Pumpkins 36
    2. Spiderwebs 22
    3. Skeletons 16
    4. Ghosts 12
    5. Bats 8

Funny Family Feud questions (20)

Light, silly and safe to play in front of the whole company. Funny answers come from the guesses, not at anyone's expense.

  1. 66. Name something you'd hate to hear first thing on a Monday.

    1. The Wi-Fi is down 30
    2. Surprise meeting 24
    3. The coffee machine broke 20
    4. It's urgent 12
    5. Quick question 8

  2. 67. Name an excuse for missing a meeting.

    1. Double-booked 34
    2. My internet died 22
    3. I forgot 18
    4. Lost track of time 14
    5. Calendar glitch 6

  3. 68. Name something people pretend to understand in meetings.

    1. Acronyms 34
    2. The budget 20
    3. Charts 18
    4. Tech jargon 14
    5. The new software 8

  4. 69. Name something a superhero would bring to the office.

    1. A cape 34
    2. A mask 20
    3. Gadgets 16
    4. Coffee 14
    5. A sidekick 10

  5. 70. Name an animal that would make a terrible coworker.

    1. Sloth 34
    2. Cat 20
    3. Monkey 18
    4. Parrot 14
    5. Goat 8

  6. 71. Name something that would make the office more fun.

    1. A ping pong table 32
    2. Free snacks 24
    3. Music 16
    4. Bring your pet day 14
    5. Nap pods 8

  7. 72. Name something you'd do if you were the boss for a day.

    1. Cancel meetings 34
    2. Give everyone the day off 26
    3. Order lunch for all 18
    4. Get comfier chairs 12
    5. Redecorate 6

  8. 73. Name something people talk to even though it can't answer.

    1. Their computer 32
    2. The printer 24
    3. Plants 18
    4. Their car 12
    5. The coffee machine 8

  9. 74. Name a reason the office might suddenly go quiet.

    1. The boss walks in 34
    2. A fire drill 20
    3. Lunch arrives 18
    4. The Wi-Fi goes down 12
    5. A big announcement 10

  10. 75. Name something people do when a meeting has gone on too long.

    1. Check the clock 34
    2. Doodle 22
    3. Check their phone 18
    4. Yawn 12
    5. Sneak a snack 8

  11. 76. Name a sound you hear in an open-plan office.

    1. Typing 34
    2. A phone ringing 22
    3. Laughter 16
    4. The coffee machine 14
    5. The printer 8

  12. 77. Name an office job a robot should take over.

    1. Making coffee 32
    2. Taking notes 24
    3. Scheduling meetings 16
    4. Filing 12
    5. Fixing the printer 10

  13. 78. Name something people blame when they miss a deadline.

    1. The Wi-Fi 30
    2. Other meetings 24
    3. Too many emails 16
    4. Traffic 12
    5. The weather 8

  14. 79. Name a word people use to sound busy.

    1. Swamped 32
    2. Back-to-back 26
    3. Crazy week 18
    4. Slammed 12
    5. Juggling 6

  15. 80. Name something that piles up on a desk without anyone meaning it to.

    1. Mugs 32
    2. Papers 26
    3. Pens 18
    4. Water bottles 12
    5. Snack wrappers 8

  16. 81. Name a reason to celebrate at work besides a birthday.

    1. Work anniversary 30
    2. A promotion 26
    3. A project launch 18
    4. A new hire 12
    5. A retirement 8

  17. 82. Name something people do the second the workday ends.

    1. Shut the laptop 36
    2. Head home 26
    3. Check their phone 14
    4. Go to the gym 10
    5. Grab a snack 8

  18. 83. Name something that's harder than it looks.

    1. Unjamming the printer 28
    2. Public speaking 24
    3. Folding a fitted sheet 16
    4. Parallel parking 14
    5. Cooking 8

  19. 84. Name a job lots of people wanted as a kid.

    1. Astronaut 30
    2. Firefighter 22
    3. Doctor 16
    4. Teacher 14
    5. Vet 8

  20. 85. Name something you'd find in a coworker's car.

    1. Coffee cups 34
    2. Gym bag 18
    3. Phone charger 16
    4. Umbrella 14
    5. Sunglasses 10

Fast money Family Feud questions (15)

Short prompts with one obvious favorite, for a fast money style finale: two players, five questions each, one answer per question, against the clock.

  1. 86. Name a color for an office chair.

    1. Black 52
    2. Gray 20
    3. Blue 12
    4. Red 6
    5. White 4

  2. 87. Name a day of the week people love.

    1. Friday 60
    2. Saturday 20
    3. Sunday 8
    4. Thursday 6
    5. Wednesday 2

  3. 88. Name a month people take vacation.

    1. July 34
    2. August 26
    3. December 20
    4. June 12
    5. March 4

  4. 89. Name a kind of pen.

    1. Ballpoint 40
    2. Gel 24
    3. Highlighter 14
    4. Marker 12
    5. Fountain 6

  5. 90. Name something with a keyboard.

    1. Computer 48
    2. Laptop 20
    3. Phone 14
    4. Piano 12
    5. Tablet 2

  6. 91. Name a yellow fruit.

    1. Banana 62
    2. Lemon 22
    3. Pineapple 8
    4. Mango 4
    5. Pear 2

  7. 92. Name a sport played with a ball.

    1. Soccer 30
    2. Basketball 26
    3. Football 20
    4. Baseball 12
    5. Tennis 6

  8. 93. Name something people do on a Friday afternoon at work.

    1. Leave early 32
    2. Plan the weekend 26
    3. Clear their inbox 14
    4. Wrap up projects 12
    5. Have a snack 10

  9. 94. Name something you plug in every night.

    1. Phone 64
    2. Laptop 16
    3. Headphones 8
    4. Watch 6
    5. Tablet 2

  10. 95. Name a shape people draw on a whiteboard.

    1. Circle 30
    2. Square 24
    3. Arrow 18
    4. Triangle 14
    5. Star 8

  11. 96. Name a reason to get up from your desk.

    1. Coffee 34
    2. Lunch 26
    3. A meeting 18
    4. The printer 10
    5. Talk to a coworker 6

  12. 97. Name an animal people put on a mug.

    1. Cat 32
    2. Dog 28
    3. Owl 14
    4. Bear 10
    5. Penguin 8

  13. 98. Name something you take on a picnic.

    1. Blanket 34
    2. Sandwiches 24
    3. Basket 16
    4. Fruit 12
    5. Sunscreen 6

  14. 99. Name a board game.

    1. Monopoly 40
    2. Scrabble 22
    3. Chess 14
    4. Clue 12
    5. Catan 6

  15. 100. Name a city people dream of visiting.

    1. Paris 34
    2. Tokyo 22
    3. New York 18
    4. London 14
    5. Rome 8

Run your own Family Feud survey

Our points are an educated guess. Your team's real answers are funnier, because people recognize their coworkers in them. A 10-question poll the week before is enough.

  1. Pick 10 questions from this page. Mix easy and funny ones, and leave out anything your team would find too inside-baseball.
  2. Put them in a free form tool as short-answer questions. One box per question, no multiple choice. Multiple choice gives the answers away.
  3. Send it a week before the game. Ask for the first answer that comes to mind, and keep it anonymous. Give people three or four days.
  4. Group the answers that mean the same thing. Coffee, a coffee and more coffee are one answer. Be generous; it's a party, not a census.
  5. Turn counts into points. Points are the share of people who gave each answer: if 12 of 40 said coffee, coffee is worth 30. Keep the top five or six.
  6. Write the results on the host sheet. Print our host sheet and correct the points by hand, or read your numbers out as answers come up on the board.

How to host a Family Feud-style game at work

One host, two teams and the board above on a shared screen or a meeting room TV. Five rounds take about 30 minutes.

  1. Make two teams. Three to eight players each. For a bigger group, rotate players every round or let each table play as one team member.
  2. Start each round with a faceoff. One player from each team steps up, the host reads the question, and the first to buzz answers. A slapped table, a raised hand or a desk bell all work as a buzzer.
  3. Decide who plays. The player with the higher answer on the board wins the faceoff, and their team takes control of the round.
  4. Guess in turn. Players on the team in control answer one at a time. Each right answer is revealed and its points go into the round. Each wrong answer is a strike.
  5. Three strikes opens a steal. The other team talks it over and gives one answer. If it's on the board, they take every point in the round. If not, the team in control keeps them.
  6. Clear the board to win the round outright. A team that finds every answer before its third strike takes the round's points.
  7. Play to a score or a clock. First to 300 points, or the most points after five or six rounds. A 30-minute game usually fits five rounds.

House rules worth agreeing first

  • Accept close matches. Mug, coffee mug and cup all count. The host's call is final, and generous is more fun.
  • Give each player five seconds. Count it out loud; silence after five is a strike.
  • Let teams confer only on the steal. During play, each player answers alone. It keeps everyone in the game.
  • Rotate the faceoff. A new player from each team every round, so the loudest person doesn't play every time.

A fast money finale

Use the quick-fire set for a short finale after the last round. A common way to play it:

  1. Pick two players from the winning team. The second one waits out of earshot, or on mute with headphones.
  2. The first player gets 20 seconds to answer five quick-fire questions, one answer each.
  3. The second player gets 25 seconds for the same five questions and can't repeat an answer the first player gave.
  4. Add up both players' points. 200 or more wins the prize.

On Zoom or Teams

Share the board from the host's screen. Players buzz in with a raised hand or the first message in the chat, and teams confer in breakout rooms during a steal. For a hybrid group, mix office and remote players on both teams; our hybrid holiday party ideas cover the room setup.

Printable host answer sheet

All 100 questions with every answer and its points, on two columns. Print it for the host, or choose Save as PDF in the print dialog to keep a Family Feud questions and answers PDF on your laptop.

Need a different game show for the next round? Our online Jeopardy game is a free board you can rewrite, the office trivia questions make a ready quiz, and our Christmas questions work as a December warm-up.

Want someone to run it for your team?

A live host runs a Family Feud-style game show on your video call for about an hour, on Zoom by default (Teams, Google Meet or Webex on request), with survey-based rounds the teams play against each other. Fun-Filled Feud plays all year; Festive Family Feud is the holiday edition for December. Book about 2 weeks ahead, and teams split across time zones can book it as two sessions. See every virtual Family Feud-style game or more virtual game shows.

In the office, Feud Night brings a live host to your workplace in 17 US cities. See the cities on our in-person events page.

Hosted Family Feud-style games, with today's prices. Get a free quote with your date and headcount.

Family Feud questions FAQ

What are the best Family Feud questions for work?

Questions about shared experiences everyone has an answer to: office kitchens, meetings, video calls, commutes, holidays and food. Good ones have one obvious top answer and a few debatable ones below it. Skip anything about bodies, dating, drinking or anything a coworker could be embarrassed by.

Are these real Family Feud survey answers?

No. The points are our editors' estimate of how a typical office would answer, not results from a real survey or from the TV show. For real numbers, send 10 of these questions to your team as a short poll the week before and use their answers.

How do you play Family Feud at work?

Split into two teams. Each round starts with a faceoff, the winning team guesses answers one player at a time, and three wrong answers let the other team steal the round's points with one guess. Play five or six rounds, or to 300 points, and finish with a fast money round.

How do you make your own Family Feud survey questions?

Ask open questions that start with "Name something" or "Name a", about things everyone at work shares. Send them as a short-answer poll a week ahead, group answers that mean the same thing, and turn each answer's share of responses into its points.

Is there a printable PDF of these Family Feud questions and answers?

Yes. The print button on this page opens a host sheet with all 100 questions, every ranked answer and its points. Print it, or choose Save as PDF in your browser's print dialog.

What are good Christmas Family Feud questions?

Ask about things most people at work know from the season: cookies, tree decorations, classic movies, Secret Santa gifts and the last workday before the break. Our holiday set has 15, including Thanksgiving and New Year's questions, and the board plays them as one set.

What is a fast money round?

A quick finale for two players from the winning team. The first answers five quick questions in 20 seconds, the second answers the same five in 25 seconds without repeating an answer, and their combined points need to reach 200 to win.

Can you play Family Feud on Zoom or Teams?

Yes. The host shares this page's board on screen, players buzz in with a raised hand or the first message in the chat, and teams talk it over in breakout rooms during a steal. The host keeps the printed answer sheet nearby so nobody sees the answers early.

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