Christmas Family Feud Style Questions and Answers (Free List)
A survey-says game in the style of Family Feud is a great fit for Christmas parties because it gets two teams shouting answers without any special equipment. One host reads a question, two players race to answer, and the team that names the most popular answer can play the round. Teams earn points for every answer on the board and lose control after three wrong guesses. You can play with answers written on a sheet that only the host can see. Below are free sample questions with typical top answers to try at home.
Practical tips
- Name something you hang on a Christmas tree. Likely answers: ornaments, lights, tinsel, star or angel, candy canes.
- Name one of Santa's reindeer. Likely answers: Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Comet.
- Name something people leave out for Santa. Likely answers: cookies, milk, carrots, a note, hot cocoa.
- Name a Christmas movie everyone has seen. Likely answers: Home Alone, Elf, The Grinch, A Christmas Story, The Polar Express.
- Name something that goes in a stocking. Likely answers: candy, an orange, socks, small toys, a gift card.
- Name a food served at Christmas dinner. Likely answers: ham, turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie.
- Rules in short: two teams, the host hides the answers, three wrong guesses hands the steal to the other team.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play a Christmas Family Feud style game at home?
Split into two teams. A host reads a survey question, teams guess the most popular answers, and points go to the team that fills in the most answers before three wrong guesses.
How many questions do you need?
Eight to ten questions fill about 30 to 45 minutes for most family groups.
Is this the official Family Feud game?
No. This is a survey-says style party game inspired by the format, not affiliated with the TV show.