Family Feud – game rules

Two teams of c. 5 people are chosen. The seating of the teams is illustrated below.

Screen
A1 B1
A2 B2
A3 B3
A4 B4
A5 B5

In the first question, ask players A1 and B1 to come next to the board. In the second
question, ask players A2 and B2 and so on. The host reads the question and each player
presses their key on the keyboard (A and L respectively). The person to press their key first
wins the face-off and answers the question. If they give a wrong answer, the second player
can answer. If the second player gives an incorrect answer, ask player A2, then ask B2, then
A3 and so on until a correct answer is given. The captain of the team whose player
answered the question correctly has the choice to pass or play (pass means passing the
question to the other team). The captain may consult this decision with other players. Then,
the players of the team answer the question. If the answer given is wrong, play moves on to
the next player in order A2, A3 etc. (the person who was at the face-off doesn’t answer). For
an incorrect answer, a strike is given. On the second strike, the second team may start
talking to each other quietly about the question (notify them about that). On the third strike,
the captain of the second team tries to answer the question (say “Team B can steal”). If
their answer is incorrect, the first team gets the points. Otherwise, the second team gets the
points. When first reading the question, read the prompt, wait for the answer numbers to
appear on the screen, and then read the question. After the set of questions is completed,
the Fast Money round begins. The winning team (the one with most points) selects two
players. The first one has 20 seconds and is asked 5 questions during that time. The second
one waits outside of the room. They have 25 seconds and cannot duplicate an answer of the
first player (if they do, a sound will play). If the total points awarded was greater than or
equal to 200, the team wins.
Set #1 [Top X answers on the board], [Question]
1. 6, Tell me the age when boys stop playing with stuffed animals.
2. 6, Tell me the most number of people that could squeeze into a telephone booth.
3. 6, Name a type of professional you don’t see joking around.
4. 5, Name something people associate with the Swiss.
5. 3, Name a number that's associated with being lucky or unlucky.
Set #2
1. 8, Name a word that rhymes with "ELECTION".
2. 8, Name something you'd do if a person next to you in airplane had body odor.
3. 4, Name Marvel's Avengers.
4. 3, In horror movies, name a place teenagers always go where there's always a killer on the loose.
5. 3, Name a country with a large population.
Set #3
1. 6, Name Something You’d Never Forget To Do On Christmas Day.
2. 6, Name something that makes you feel better when you're having a bad day.
3. 4, What reason would most people give for why they drink coffee?
4. 4, Name something you hope to have your seat near while riding a plane
5. 3, Name a good gift for someone who's always late.
Set #4
1. 6, Name the worst thing to have to share with a sibling.
2. 6, Name one word you always see on the front cover of celebrity gossip magazines.
3. 4, Name a type of club.
4. 4, On a scale of 1 to 10, how good are you at keeping secrets?
5. 3, Name the most used piece of furniture in a house.
6. 3, Name something you have to eat before it melts.
7. We’re looking for 1 answer only. No strikes are given for wrong answers. Name something you see
in a jail cell.
!!! On question 3 say: Point values are double.
!!! On question 4 and onwards, say: Point values are triple.