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Speed Friending

Speed friending is an interactive activity designed to help participants learn about each other through structured questions about personal interests and favorites. Participants stand in two lines facing each other, answer questions, and rotate partners after each question to foster new connections. A variety of engaging questions are provided to facilitate conversation and encourage sharing.

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Speed Friending

Speed friending is an interactive activity designed to help participants learn about each other through structured questions about personal interests and favorites. Participants stand in two lines facing each other, answer questions, and rotate partners after each question to foster new connections. A variety of engaging questions are provided to facilitate conversation and encourage sharing.

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garry solano
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Speed friending is a great way to learn more about each other, and

give short, structured topics to share information about personal


favourites, hobbies and interests.
SET UP:
Have your group stand in two lines, facing one another (or seated
across from each other). Each participant should face another
person; if you find your group has one extra person, have a
facilitator step in to create even numbers.
Ask a question, and allow each person in the facing pair to answer.
After each question, one line will move one person to the right, and
the other will stay put. The person on the end will circle around to
the other end of their own line. This way, the pairs will change with
each question, and each person will speak to a new partner.
Speed friending is a great way to learn more about each
other, and give short, structured topics to share
information about personal favourites, hobbies and
interests.
SET UP:
Have your group stand in two lines, facing one another
(or seated across from each other). Each participant
should face another person; if you find your group has
one extra person, have a facilitator step in to create even
numbers.
Ask a question, and allow each person in the facing pair
to answer. After each question, one line will move one
person to the right, and the other will stay put. The
person on the end will circle around to the other end of
their own line. This way, the pairs will change with each
question, and each person will speak to a new partner.
Questions (and add your own!)
If you could become an animal, which one would you pick? Why?
What do you most look forward to every day?
What makes you laugh the hardest?
If you could become part of a book or TV universe, which would it
be?
Would you rather fight 100 horse-sized ducks, or 1 duck-sized
horse?
If you could have one super power, what would it be and why?
What is your dream job?
What’s your favorite ice cream flavor?
If you were Prime Minister for a day, what would you do?
Would you rather time travel 1000 years into the past, or the
future?
What mythical animal would you keep as a pet, if you could?
What’s your favourite colour?
Is pineapple on pizza gross or awesome?
What was your proudest moment so far?
What’s your go-to dance move?
Are you a morning person?
What’s your astrological sign?
What are you most looking forward to this year?
If you could have lunch with 1 famous person, who would it be?
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