In an education class, we did an exercise called “speed dating.” It really had little to do with dating at all. It was more like you were “dating” a question.
All around the classroom questions were posted on the walls. The class separated into groups of 3 and answered questions posted on the walls. In our groups, we came up with a single best answer to each question through discussion and wrote our answer on the paper posted to the wall with a color pen.
Afterwards, all the groups voted on the best answer to each question by placing a star next to their favorite answer, but not their own answers. For whichever group got the most votes on a question, they “won” that question.
It was like an electoral college system too as there was also a competition to see who would win the most questions. The way it turned out, there was a 3 way tie, each group getting 6 questions.
Another way of scoring would be to take a popular vote, by counting the total number of stars that each group obtained but it worked out for a tie nicely the other way, and every group got extra credit instead of a single group.