Question 1

1) Would you enjoy being part of a performance like the one in the picture? Why, or why not?
2) What skills do you think might be needed to succeed in this activity?
3) Would you enjoy watching a performance like this? Why, or why not?
4) How might you feel if you looked out of your window one morning and saw this scene?
5) Would you like to be a clown? Why, of why not?
6) Would you enjoy attending a school reunion like the one in the picture? Why, of why not?
7) Do you think exercise bikes are a good way to keep fit? Why, of why not?
8) How would you feel if you were part of this crowd?
9) How do you feel about people crossing the road like the ones in the picture?
10) Do you enjoy meeting people from different countries? Why, or why not?

Question 2
1) Some students just give up if they fail or don’t do well at something. How would you encourage them to
keep trying?
2) What would you do to encourage a reluctant team player to be a better member of the team?
3) In your opinion, what makes a performance good or bad?
4) How do you think communities can prepare themselves for the possibility of natural disasters?
5) How important is laughter to you and your friends?
6) How do you think students can be helped to make a smooth transition from school to higher education or
work?
7) Many people find exercise boring. What do you think could be done to make it more appealing?
8) What kind of improvements would you like to see to the public transport in your area?
9) What measures do you think can be taken to discourage people from jaywalking?
10) How do you think friendships between young people from different countries can be encouraged?

Question 3
1) How far would you agree with the view that determination is the secret of success?
2) Why is it important for schools to focus on helping students to become good team players as well as
individual achievers?
3) How far would you agree that live performance is more satisfying for an audience than recorded
entertainment?
4) Some people think that natural disasters are becoming more frequent. How far do you agree that human
activity is causing this?
5) How far would you agree that being able to see the funny side of things is an important human quality?
6) When choosing a career, what are the important points that need to be considered?
7) Would you agree that your parents’ generation was much fitter than your own? Why, or why not?
8) How far would you agree that more flexible working hours would be the best way to solve commuting
problems?
9) How far would you agree that pedestrians are more important than vehicles?
10) Do you agree that visiting other countries helps us to understand the people who live in them? Why, or why
not?

Write the characteristic of each question into the table.

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