Author:
Virginia Floyd
Date Of Creation:
12 August 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
Meeting new people can be a difficult task. To do this, you need a game that will melt the ice of silence! One of the famous "icebreakers" is a game called "two truths and one lie". During the game, you have to guess which of the three given "facts" about a stranger is true. This is the wikiHow manual.
Steps
1 Explain the rules of the game to the group. Most likely, the group has already heard about this game, but have hardly tried to implement its rules. After explaining the rules, allow all group members to come up with the "facts". 
2 One of the group members lists three "facts" about himself. One of the "facts" must be false. Try to list the facts in an even voice, so as not to give away lies ahead of time. Example: - # 1 "My uncle is studying beetles. He named one species after me."
- # 2 "In the seven years I spent in high school and college, my dad and I have covered the entire Appalachian Trail."
- # 3 "Two years ago, my family visited relatives in Ohio. 237 relatives attended the celebration.
3 Discuss the three "facts" provided with the group. The person who spoke about himself remains silent. This step is optional. 
4 The group members try to guess which of the facts is false. Everyone present should know how the others voted. 
5 The person who provided the facts speaks directly about the lie. Example: fact number two was not true.A person can explain the circumstances that accompanied the other two facts. All members of the group have the right to speak out about where they were deceived and determine the lie. 
6 Check. The person who presented the facts is awarded one point for each person deceived. Also give the group member one point for each lie that is guessed. The account can be kept at your choice. 
7 Next player's turn.
Tips
- Facts about a stranger or yours are good examples of lies. wishes about the future.
- A good example of a lie is the story of meeting famous people, winning a prize a few years ago; a known relative, an injury, etc.
- Try to present "facts" that no one in the group has a clue about.
- A similar game is the dictionary game. One of the definitions of a compound word is true. All other statements are incorrect.
- The game must be attended by at least four people.
- Discussing facts and keeping score is up to you.
Warnings
- Do not present "facts" that might embarrass those present.
