Family-friendly survey questions about latkes, dreidels, candles and eight nights of celebrating together.
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Hanukkah is full of family time, from lighting the menorah to frying a mountain of latkes. A quick Family Feud round is an easy way to get kids, parents and grandparents playing together after the candles are lit.
Every question below includes ranked answers with points, so you can read them straight off the page or turn them into a playable board in a few minutes.
Pick one category per night, or mix them for a single bigger game. Survey answers are lighthearted guesses about what most people would say, not a test of religious knowledge, so everyone can play.
For a real scoreboard and buzzers, build a free Hanukkah Family Feud game and share the join link so relatives can play from their phones, even over a video call. Want more seasonal rounds? Browse our holiday Family Feud questions.
1. Name a food people eat during Hanukkah
2. Name something people put on top of latkes
3. Name something you need to make latkes
4. Name a filling you might find in a jelly donut
5. Name something that happens when you fry latkes at home
6. Name a sweet treat kids love at Hanukkah
7. Name something you do on a night of Hanukkah
8. Name something you might win while playing dreidel
9. Name a color often seen in Hanukkah decorations
10. Name something people put in a window during Hanukkah
11. Name a word you might hear while playing dreidel
12. Name something that can go wrong lighting candles
13. Name a gift kids hope to get for Hanukkah
14. Name something families do together during Hanukkah
15. Name a relative who always brings the best food
16. Name a reason kids love having eight nights
17. Name something people do on a video call with far-away family
18. Name a song or activity that gets everyone singing
Yes. Every question is free to use at home, at synagogue or community events, and in classrooms.
Yes. The whole set is family-friendly and written so kids and grandparents can play on the same team.
Three to five questions makes a short, fun round after lighting candles. Use all of them for one bigger game.
Yes. Build a free online game, share the join link on your video call, and everyone can buzz in from their own phone.
No. These are survey questions about what most people would say, so guessing popular answers is the whole fun.