STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What springs to mind when you hear the word ‘exercise’? |
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Why is exercise so important? |
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What kind of exercise do you think is best? |
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Do you wish you could exercise more? |
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Why do many people not exercise? |
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Do you think it’s easy or difficult to find time to exercise during the day? |
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Do you think people who exercise are happier than those who don’t? |
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Do you think there should be a law that requires everyone to exercise? |
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Is it more fun to exercise alone or with other people? |
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Do you need advice about how to exercise? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Do you like exercise? |
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Who do you know who exercises a lot? |
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What are the bad things about exercise? |
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Which exercise would you prefer: jogging, swimming or cycling? |
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Is not exercising a crime against your body? |
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Do you think the government should do more to ensure everyone exercises? |
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How can you adapt the everyday things you do to increase your level of exercise? |
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Do you think exercising makes your brain work better? |
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What do you think of the idea of having higher hospital charges for those who don’t exercise? |
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If exercise makes you live a lot longer, why do so many people not bother to do it? |
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