What is a small thing that has made your week better so far?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineQuestion cards to print and pass around.
48 original icebreaker questions in four decks. Print them on A4, 8 cards a page with cut lines, or make a table tent for your event. Nothing personal, nothing about dating, and anyone can pass.
Free to print and share. Use these cards at home, in clubs, classrooms, libraries and community events. Keep the hello-question.com line on the cards and please do not sell printed decks.
Light deck
Easy openers for the first ten minutes. Nothing personal, all answers welcome.
Which season suits your mood best, and what do you do in it?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is the best thing you have eaten this month?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineIf you had a free hour right now, how would you spend it?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich song could you happily hear on repeat?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is the most useful thing in your bag or pocket today?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is a place nearby that more people should know about?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineFor a short trip, do you prefer walking, cycling or the bus?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is something you are looking forward to, however small?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is your favourite time of day, and what do you usually do then?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich smell instantly puts you in a good mood?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat kind of weather is perfect for a day out?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineCurious deck
Questions that start with "I wonder". Good for mixed groups and long tables.
What did you learn recently that you keep telling people about?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineIf you could instantly understand one more language, which would it be?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineYou get ten minutes with an expert in any field. What do you ask?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich job would you like to shadow for a day, just to see how it works?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat ordinary thing do you find oddly fascinating?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich invention is underrated, in your view?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineYou can look down on any city for an hour. Which one is it?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat rule do you follow that you have never questioned?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat would you like to learn to make from scratch?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich skill would you like to pick up in a single weekend?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is the best explanation anyone has ever given you?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineIf a museum about your neighbourhood opened, what would be in the first room?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineDeep deck
A little more reflective. Everyone may pass, and short answers are fine.
What is something you have changed your mind about in the last few years?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is something you are quietly proud of?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat does a good day look like for you, in plain terms?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhose way of treating people do you admire, and what do they do?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich small habit has made a real difference to you?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhen do you feel most like yourself?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat do you wish people asked you about more often?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is one piece of advice you found true, and one you found overrated?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat helps when a day is not going well?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat would you like more of in your life this year?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhere do you go to feel calm, and what is it about the place?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat small act of kindness did you see that stuck with you?
hello-question.com · pass is always finePlayful deck
Silly on purpose. Great for loosening up a quiet table or a party corner.
If your week were a TV episode, what would its title be?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich everyday object deserves an award, and what is the award called?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat would the sign above your dream tiny shop say?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is the most dramatic way to announce that lunch is ready?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineIf you were a font, which one would you be?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhich animal would make the best office manager?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineYou pick the lift music for a day. What is the theme?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat would a very polite superhero be called, and what is the power?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineIf your phone had a personality, what would it be like?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat is the most underrated snack, and why?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineRock, paper, scissors for the last biscuit: what is your tactic?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineWhat would be the title of a film about the ten minutes before you leave the house?
hello-question.com · pass is always fineTable tent for events
One question, two readable sides. Pick a question or write your own, print on A4 (two tents per page), cut and fold along the dashed middle line so it stands on the table.
How to use them at a table
- Answer firstRead a card, answer it briefly yourself, then pass the deck.
- Pass is always fineNobody needs to explain a pass. Draw another card and carry on.
- Mix the decksStart with Light, move to Curious, and keep Deep for when the table is ready.
- Listen for the storyThe best follow-up is "what happened next?"
A new question every day on your phone: hello-question.com.
Take this question to a real table
A good opener is wasted on a group chat. Find people to meet tonight in Meet & Mint — events and people near you on one map, and you can join alone.
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Get a question
A new one here every midnight. Shuffle until one feels like you.
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Find an event or people nearby
Open Meet & Mint and look at tonight: a walk, a dinner, a game night — events and people on one map.
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Join alone
Tap join and say hi in the event chat. Agree where to meet before you arrive.
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Use it as your opener
When the small talk runs out, ask the question. One good question beats ten "so, what do you do?".
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- Events and people on one map — switch with one tap, filter by date, price and who you are coming with.
- Join alone, invite another adult, or host your own walk, dinner or game night.
- Every event has its own chat, so you can agree where to meet before you arrive.
- Private by default: approximate location only, hide from the map any time.
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Questions about the cards
Is it really free to print and share?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for personal use, classrooms, clubs, libraries and community events, and share the page link. Please keep the hello-question.com line on the cards and do not sell the printed decks.
How many cards are there?
Forty-eight original questions in four decks of twelve: light, curious, deep and playful. Each deck prints on two A4 pages, 8 cards per page, with cut lines. The last four cells of each deck are blank so you can write your own.
What if someone does not want to answer?
Passing is always fine and is printed on every card. Good hosts answer first, keep their own answer short, and move on without comment when someone passes.
Do the questions ask for personal details?
No. None asks for contact details, an address, an employer, income, health, family or relationship status, and none is about dating. They are written for groups of friends, newcomers, colleagues and strangers alike.
What is a table tent for?
It is one question printed on a folded sheet so people on both sides of a table can read it. Use it at events, cafés, libraries or a shared lunch table, and change the question for each round.
Where does the daily question come from?
The home page shows one new question a day in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. These printable cards are separate, written for this page, and there is no overlap with the daily set.