What is the 20 questions game in the car?
Gustave Carroll
2025-06-05 00:43:37
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Another classic car game that is second only to I-Spy, 20 Questions is the perfect activity to have on standby when the conversation starts to dry up. Not familiar? Let us explain the rules… One person thinks of something - it can be absolutely anything - and the other people have 20 questions to try and narrow down the options and guess what it could be. If someone guesses correctly on or before the last question, they win and go next. If no one manages to get it right, the ‘answerer’ wins and gets another turn, and it’s entirely up to you how easy or difficult you want to make your answer.
Trent Moen
2025-06-04 23:36:46
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The 20 questions game in the car is not directly mentioned, however, a similar game called “French toast” can be played where one player thinks of an item and the other players try to obtain more information about the item by asking questions in a specific format.
The Game: Try to guess an item by asking if it’s more like one thing or another thing, starting with the question “Is it more like ____ or French toast?”
The Rules:
• Player A thinks of an item.
• Another player tries to obtain more information about the item by asking, “Is it more like [random item] or French toast?”
• Player A answers the question.
Another player must follow up with a question in the format, “Is it more like [Player A’s answer] or [new item]”?
• Players keep asking questions, following this pattern, until they guess the secret item.
Anderson Hansen
2025-06-04 19:31:03
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Twenty questions is a classic game that can be played almost anywhere as players attempt to guess the secret person, place or thing – with only 20 questions to do so. This is a fun game to play on a road trip, one on one or with a group of kids (and adults) or all ages. It’s a great activity to help young children strengthen their critical thinking skills and learn more about communication. The goal is to figure out what the “IT” person is thinking of by asking questions to narrow down the possibilities. All questions should have “yes” or “no” answers. For example - “Is it alive?”, “Is it an object?”, “Is it famous?”, “Is it bigger than a toaster?” Play until the total number of questions reaches 20 or until someone guesses the right answer.