Superlatives

120 questions, sorted by group

“Most likely to” questions

Funny, kind and a little pointed, for friends, coworkers, classmates, family and trips. Every list can go straight into a set of awards your group votes on privately.

Friends

For the group chat that has seen it all.

  1. Most likely to miss the flight
  2. Most likely to text "here" while still at home
  3. Most likely to befriend the bartender
  4. Most likely to start a podcast
  5. Most likely to cry at an advert
  6. Most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse
  7. Most likely to go viral by accident
  8. Most likely to say "one more" and mean five
  9. Most likely to leave the group chat on read
  10. Most likely to plan the whole trip
  11. Most likely to lose their phone on a night out
  12. Most likely to become famous
  13. Most likely to adopt a third pet
  14. Most likely to send a voice note longer than four minutes
  15. Most likely to know everyone's business
  16. Most likely to fall asleep first at the sleepover
  17. Best at giving advice
  18. Best dance moves
  19. Worst sense of direction
  20. Best laugh
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Work

Safe for the office party, still a little spicy.

  1. Most likely to reply-all
  2. Most likely to be on mute while talking
  3. Most likely to have 47 browser tabs open
  4. Most likely to bring snacks for everyone
  5. Most likely to say "quick question" and take an hour
  6. Most likely to fix the printer
  7. Most likely to become CEO
  8. Most likely to turn a meeting into an email
  9. Most likely to know the Wi-Fi password by heart
  10. Most likely to start a side hustle
  11. Most likely to answer emails on holiday
  12. Most likely to have a plant on their desk that's thriving
  13. Most likely to rename the shared drive folders
  14. Best Slack emoji game
  15. Calmest under pressure
  16. Best desk setup
  17. Most creative excuse for being late
  18. Best at explaining things
  19. Friendliest new joiner energy
  20. Best playlist in the office
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Class

Yearbook classics for a class, club or team.

  1. Most likely to succeed
  2. Most likely to become a teacher here
  3. Most likely to be late to graduation
  4. Most likely to win a reality show
  5. Most likely to write a bestseller
  6. Most likely to move abroad
  7. Most likely to become a millionaire
  8. Most likely to talk their way out of anything
  9. Most likely to run for office
  10. Most likely to still be in the group chat in 20 years
  11. Most likely to forget their own birthday
  12. Most likely to start a band
  13. Class clown
  14. Best smile
  15. Best dressed
  16. Biggest heart
  17. Most school spirit
  18. Best duo
  19. Best hair
  20. Most changed since day one
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Holiday party

For December parties and end-of-year drinks.

  1. Most likely to wear a festive jumper unironically
  2. Most likely to start the karaoke
  3. Most likely to re-gift a present
  4. Most likely to eat all the mince pies
  5. Most likely to leave their shopping until Christmas Eve
  6. Most likely to cry at a holiday film
  7. Most likely to win Secret Santa
  8. Most likely to put the decorations up in October
  9. Most likely to fall asleep after dinner
  10. Most likely to organise the next party
  11. Most likely to get lost on the way to the venue
  12. Most likely to bring a dish nobody asked for
  13. Most likely to still be dancing at closing time
  14. Most likely to make a New Year's resolution and keep it
  15. Best gift giver
  16. Best party outfit
  17. Most festive spirit
  18. Best toast
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Family

For reunions, holidays and the cousins' chat.

  1. Most likely to be late to dinner
  2. Most likely to start a debate at the table
  3. Most likely to take a hundred photos
  4. Most likely to fall asleep on the sofa
  5. Most likely to forget someone's name
  6. Most likely to bring too much food
  7. Most likely to call instead of text
  8. Most likely to win the board game
  9. Most likely to tell the same story again
  10. Most likely to sneak a second dessert
  11. Most likely to fix everyone's tech
  12. Best cook
  13. Best storyteller
  14. Best hugger
  15. Most competitive
  16. Funniest
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Trip

For the group holiday, the stag, the hen, the road trip.

  1. Most likely to overpack
  2. Most likely to get us lost
  3. Most likely to make friends with the locals
  4. Most likely to fall asleep on the beach
  5. Most likely to lose the passport
  6. Most likely to order the strangest thing on the menu
  7. Most likely to wake up first
  8. Most likely to take the group photo
  9. Most likely to suggest one more bar
  10. Most likely to come home with a tan line story
  11. Most likely to book the next trip before this one ends
  12. Best travel buddy
  13. Best navigator
  14. Most chaotic packer
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

Wholesome

Only nice things. For teams that want to end the year warm.

  1. Most likely to make your day better
  2. Most likely to remember your birthday
  3. Most likely to help without being asked
  4. Most likely to make everyone laugh in a hard week
  5. Most likely to give the best pep talk
  6. Most likely to notice when something's wrong
  7. Most likely to teach you something new
  8. Most likely to cheer the loudest
  9. Best listener
  10. Kindest person in the room
  11. Most reliable
  12. Best energy
Starts with the first 12. Add or cut any.

How to run it

  1. Pick 6 to 12 questions. More than that and people start skipping. Mix a couple of sincere ones ("best listener") in with the silly ones.
  2. Make them specific to your group. The best "most likely to" questions are in-jokes: the trip where someone missed the ferry, the colleague with the famous sourdough.
  3. Vote privately. Saying names out loud turns into a popularity contest. On Superlatives everyone votes on their own phone, and only the totals are shown.
  4. Unveil together. The results unlock when the last person votes, so it works as the closing moment of a party or a video call.

Keeping it kind

A good superlative is something the winner would happily screenshot. Skip anything about bodies, money, relationships or anything someone can't change. If a question would only be funny to some of the group, cut it.

Questions

What are "most likely to" questions?

They are prompts like "most likely to miss the flight" where a group votes for the person who fits best. They are a staple of yearbooks, office parties, hen and stag dos and end-of-year get-togethers.

How many questions should we use?

Six to twelve works for most groups. Everyone can vote in under two minutes and there are enough awards for most people to win something.

Can people vote anonymously?

Yes. On Superlatives each person votes on their own phone and the results show only the totals for each award, never who voted for whom.

Is it free?

Yes. There are no accounts and no sign-up. Sets are deleted automatically after 60 days.