Print this page and trim using dashed lines as guides to make two copies. Each couple playing the game will get one copy which they will pass back and forth while asking and answering the questions.
The
People Games
ONE PLUS ONE
This game is based on the philosophy that a person's goals and ideals are indicative of his or her essential character. Thus, the questions relate to uppermost goals and ideals of the individual.
SET 1
Where is your favorite place?
What do you like doing most?
What is the best thing you ever acquired?
Where have you had the most fun with your children?
What have you been curious about?
How do you help people best?
SET 2
What has pleased you recently?
What important thing have you taught your children?
What luxury are you planning to acquire next?
What have you done that you thought couldn't?
Where do you feel very comfortable?
What have you done that someone liked very much?
SET 3
What makes you feel good?
What job do you do best?
What is a favorite possession of yours?
What work do you really like doing?
What helpful thine have you learned recently?
When have you felt really free?
© Joseph Belotte 2007
(all rights reserved)
The
People Games
ONE PLUS ONE
This game is based on the philosophy that a person's goals and ideals are indicative of his or her essential character. Thus, the questions relate to uppermost goals and ideals of the individual.
SET 1
Where is your favorite place?
What do you like doing most?
What is the best thing you ever acquired?
Where have you had the most fun with your children?
What have you been curious about?
How do you help people best?
SET 2
What has pleased you recently?
What important thing have you taught your children?
What luxury are you planning to acquire next?
What have you done that you thought couldn't?
Where do you feel very comfortable?
What have you done that someone liked very much?
SET 3
What makes you feel good?
What job do you do best?
What is a favorite possession of yours?
What work do you really like doing?
What helpful thine have you learned recently?
When have you felt really free?
© Joseph Belotte 2007
(all rights reserved)
Trim inside these top and bottom lines
Cut sheet in half vertically to make two copies
