Product Description

It's not always easy to tell right from wrong. It's sometimes a grey area. These provocative conversation starters will spark a lively debate and reveal a whole new side to your friends and family. The Right or Wrong Edition provides a fun and interesting way to approach the everyday, ethical questions we all need to think about. In corporate settings, these questions can be used as an ethics training tool primer, or more informally as ice breakers, in team training sessions and on company retreats. Makes a great gift!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3982 in Toys & Games
• Color: gray
• Brand: Table Topics
• Model: TT-0109-A
• Dimensions: 4.00" h x 4.00" w x 4.00" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Right or Wrong Topics - perfect icebreaker!
• What's the hardest part of being virtuous?
• If a friend asked you to lie on a job recommendation would you?
• Which are you most likely to be guilty of gluttony, lust, rage, jealousy, sloth, greed or pride?
• 135 Question Card in a 4" Decorative Acrylic Cube

Customer Reviews

great for starting enjoyable debates / conversations
great to have at the table with family, relatives, friends or co-workers; i first heard about this at work actually - we answered one every day... great to look forward to each morning and ponder about it the rest of the day. some people's answers will blow you away because you'll see another side of them. can't wait to share with my wife and family/relatives.

Excellent for teenagers
I primarily use Table Topics with my middle and high school-aged Girl Scouts, when we have an empty minute or two. It's great to start discussions, for coaxing them into developing opinions and getting into good debate. I like to take them to camp with us and bring them out any time I see Girl Scouts with nothing to do, or if we're doing a craft project. You learn a lot about each other and can use Table Topics questions to talk about some difficult subjects, like parents, boyfriends and the future.

Love these cards!!!!
My kids LOVE these question cards. Our 7 year old requests that we use them ALL the time at meals. We also have the "Family" edition, which fits the age range of our family quite well(18 mo, 7, 10, and 14 year olds). The "Right or Wrong" edition isn't always age appropriate for our youngsters, but we just skip those particular questions and go on to the next ones. I anticipate buying further editions as our family gets older. The Teen one looks entriguing......
Also, they come in a VERY nice clear cube to hold all of the cards. Very sturdy. And attractive! Would make a good gift, too!