150 Never Have I Ever Questions for Teens (Clean & Fun)

"Never Have I Ever" is a sleepover classic — and these 150 Never Have I Ever questions for teens are all clean, funny, and school-appropriate. They're perfect for youth groups, class parties, or a chill hangout, revealing everyone's most relatable (and embarrassing) moments without crossing any lines. For the full game, see our Never Have I Ever questions.

How to Play

Everyone holds up 10 fingers. Read a "Never have I ever…" statement, and anyone who has done it puts a finger down. Last person with fingers up wins. Let people tell the story behind each one — that's where the laughs are.

Funny Never Have I Ever Questions for Teens

• Never have I ever fallen asleep in class.
• Never have I ever called a teacher "mom" or "dad."
• Never have I ever texted the wrong person.
• Never have I ever tripped in the hallway in front of everyone.
• Never have I ever forgotten a locker combination.
• Never have I ever laughed at the worst possible moment.

School Never Have I Ever

• Never have I ever pulled an all-nighter before a test.
• Never have I ever forgotten about a project until the night before.
• Never have I ever pretended to understand something in class.
• Never have I ever gotten the wrong classroom on the first day.
• Never have I ever fake-laughed at a teacher's joke.

Everyday Teen Never Have I Ever

• Never have I ever binge-watched a whole series in a weekend.
• Never have I ever lost track of time scrolling.
• Never have I ever taken 30 selfies to get one good one.
• Never have I ever quoted a meme out loud.
• Never have I ever pretended my phone died to avoid replying.

Friends & Fun Never Have I Ever

• Never have I ever matched outfits with a friend by accident.
• Never have I ever had a whole inside joke no one else gets.
• Never have I ever ordered the same food as everyone else because I panicked.
• Never have I ever cancelled plans to stay home and relax.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are clean Never Have I Ever questions for teens?

Clean ones focus on everyday, relatable moments — falling asleep in class, texting the wrong person, or procrastinating on a project. They're funny and completely school-appropriate.

How many fingers do you start with?

Most people start with 10 fingers and put one down each time a statement applies to them. You can start with 5 for a quicker game.

Is Never Have I Ever good for youth groups?

Yes — with clean prompts, it's a great icebreaker for youth groups and class parties. Running it as a poll ("I have" / "I haven't") also includes teens who are shy about answering out loud.