Team Icebreaker Sample

Q1. Which activity is best for warming up a quiet group before a workshop?

1. 1. A quick shared icebreaker
2. 2. A long policy lecture
3. 3. Silent solo reading
4. 4. A complex exam

Q2. What usually helps a new team feel comfortable faster?

1. 1. Clear names and light prompts
2. 2. No introductions
3. 3. Only manager speaking
4. 4. Skipping interaction

Q3. An effective icebreaker should usually be:

1. 1. Short and easy to answer
2. 2. Long and high stakes
3. 3. Private and confusing
4. 4. Only for extroverts

Q4. What is a good goal for the first five minutes of a session?

1. 1. Build participation momentum
2. 2. Cover every agenda item
3. 3. Finish all assessments
4. 4. Avoid speaking

Q5. Which prompt is most suitable for a mixed group warm-up?

1. 1. Share one thing you're looking forward to
2. 2. Explain last year's budget line by line
3. 3. Debate a complex policy immediately
4. 4. Stay silent until Q3

Q6. Why do facilitators use warm-up rounds before the main session?

1. 1. To increase comfort and attention
2. 2. To reduce attendance
3. 3. To replace the whole workshop
4. 4. To avoid all structure