
Team catchphrase quiz
A say-what-you-see game: teams work out ten English idioms from picture clues.
Fifteen fill-in-the-blank prompts, answered through polls, word clouds and open answers.
Scenarios where teams use it, and why it fits.
Fifteen prompts across polls, word clouds and open answers give about twenty minutes, so you can pick the best five or run all of them.
Prompts such as the best pizza topping or a guilty pleasure reveal personality and give the manager easy things to follow up.
Variety across slide types keeps a small or medium group engaged, and quieter people can answer by poll or word cloud.
Every prompt, in slide order. This template has no scored answers.
The optimum amount of showers per week is...
The best pizza topping is...
The most 'extreme' activity I would actually do is...
The absolute best decade for music was...
The best house pet is...
My top 3 movies are...
The most embarrassing app on my phone is...
One unusual thing I do every day is...
The most famous person I've met is...
The 3 people in this room I would want in a zombie apocolypse are...
If I could take a year off from life, I would...
My biggest guilty pleasure is...
One thing I would make illegal is...
The thing in my life I'm most proud of is...
A fact that actually blew my mind is...
Press View and claim to open the slides, then make your own copy.
Add your team's names, a prize and any questions of your own.
Start it on your big screen or share your screen.
Players join on their phones and play live.
About 20 minutes for all 15 prompts, going by the timers on the slides.
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom or Teams and put the join code in the chat. Everyone answers on their own device.
Yes. Once you have your own copy, every question is yours to edit.
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