<p>Get ready to become even more aware of your spouse&#39;s pet peeves. Just avoid the urge to be mean to him or her. </p><p>This one is sure to elicit smiles and maybe a few red faces, but it will also be entertaining. You might learn a thing or two about your friends -- and they&#39;ll learn about you, too. (By the way, &#34;whoopy&#34; refers to having sex. In the old versions of this television show, that&#39;s what they would say on the air instead of blatantly using the word &#34;sex.)</p><p>A question like this can make the participants get serious, but it doesn&#39;t have to. Speak in a playful tone and keep things light without getting into a fight about your arguments. Your answer can be something like, &#34;I apologize first because I just can&#39;t stay mad at my stud of a husband.&#34; You get the idea.</p><p>This is a memory test. If you don&#39;t have the same answer, one of you is wrong. Be prepared for differing responses, and make a joke of it. Wait until after the game is over to pull out that scrapbook to prove you&#39;re right about where you first locked lips.</p><p>Get ready for compliments. Even if your spouse and you have different answers, you&#39;ll learn just what he or she thinks is so hot about you.</p><p>While this is another one of those questions that will bring on the red faces, it is also a great way to bring on the laughs. Whether you have matching answers or not, you will probably be rolling on the floor laughing at the ways spouses know their better half is in the mood for love. </p><p>A sexy question will keep the party moving along, this may also put you and your spouse in the mood for whoopy when the guests go home.</p><p>A more advanced question, this one requires a bit more thought than the others. It&#39;s harder to match all three things with your spouse&#39;s responses. Given the philosophical nature of the question and the improbability of ever being on a deserted island, it also creates interesting conversation.</p><p>In-laws are often a big influence on a couple&#39;s relationship. This question gets people to address in-laws, while focusing on the positive. Obviously, you or your spouse will answer this question with the name of the favorite in-law. It puts a positive spin on a subject that can be complicated or controversial.</p><p>Every couple has its loving little nicknames for one another. This question forces you to open up and will probably get a hearty laugh out of your friends.</p>