STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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Are you interested in current events and news? |
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Is there a difference between news and current events? |
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What stories have you been following recently? |
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How many hours a day do you spend reading about, watching or listening to news? |
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What is the latest news about your country? |
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Are you interested in news from other countries? |
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When did you first become interested in current events? |
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Do you ever read or listen to the news in English? |
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Would you prefer to study English using news materials or textbooks? |
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Which area of current events would you like to be more knowledgeable about? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Do you want to study current events in your English class? |
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What kind of current events stories do you like? |
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What sections of a newspaper or website do you check for current events (health, technology, business, etc)? |
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How current is current? |
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How much time do you spend discussing current events with friends? |
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What recent events are you fed up hearing about? |
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How do you feel when you haven’t heard the news for a few days? |
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How often does the news greatly affect your feelings? |
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Which person in the news do you most like hearing or reading about? |
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What is your favorite news source? |
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