autisticon wrote:
We loved that game, we also made up our own questions and submitted them to the teacher to use. I dont remember having to guess what other people would say, I think we played it by our own rules... You'd get asked the question, you'd answer it.
Funniest part is, although I had long forgotten about this game, now that you mention it I still remember the question I submited myself... "If you had the choice of being richer than your wildest dreams yet lonely, or incredibly poor but with your soulmate -- which would you choose?"
You must've made your own rules, because it was really a prerequisite to winning the game. You have the questionee and the questioner. The questioner had 5 cards with questions, and an answer card containing either Yes, No, or Perhaps. If the questionee answered the same as their answer card, they could discard that question. If they answered differently, you replaced the card with a new question. If you challenged the answer of the questionee, and won, you discarded the question card, and the questionee had to take one of your questions. If the questioner lost, they replaced the question card, and took one of the questionee's cards.