Team Icebreaker
Player sheet: questions and choices only. Write your answer letter before the host reveals the answer.
Independent Are You Smarter-style practice resource. Not official TV-show material.

1. [Company] What is one good source for company updates?
A. Internal announcements
B. Random rumors
C. Old calendars
D. Spam folders
Your answer: ______

2. [Company] What should a new teammate know first?
A. Every password
B. Private salary info
C. Old office gossip
D. Who to ask for help
Your answer: ______

3. [Communication] What does active listening include?
A. Multitasking
B. Ignoring context
C. Paying attention
D. Interrupting
Your answer: ______

4. [Communication] What is a useful meeting follow-up?
A. No notes
B. Action items
C. A vague memory
D. More confusion
Your answer: ______

5. [Meetings] What makes a meeting easier to join?
A. An agenda
B. No topic
C. Hidden goals
D. Last-minute invites only
Your answer: ______

6. [Meetings] What should a host do with a long discussion?
A. Let it derail everything
B. Cancel the team
C. Mute everyone forever
D. Capture a parking-lot item
Your answer: ______

7. [Team Habits] What builds trust over time?
A. Missing deadlines silently
B. Changing plans without telling anyone
C. Keeping commitments
D. Avoiding updates
Your answer: ______

8. [Team Habits] What helps remote teammates feel included?
A. Random invites
B. Clear participation norms
C. Side conversations only
D. No meeting notes
Your answer: ______

9. [Quick Wins] What is a quick way to improve a process?
A. Remove one friction point
B. Add more approvals
C. Hide the checklist
D. Wait forever
Your answer: ______

10. [Quick Wins] What should teams celebrate?
A. Only perfection
B. Confusion
C. Missed handoffs
D. Progress
Your answer: ______

11. [Final Challenge] What is one good way to make a team game feel safe at work?
A. Rank personal lives
B. Force private stories
C. Use low-stakes prompts
D. Embarrass people
Your answer: ______