STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What is gossip? |
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Have you ever been the victim of gossip? |
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Are you a gossip? |
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How often do you hear gossip? |
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Are you interested in celebrity gossip? |
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Do you like to know all the gossip about your friends and neighbours? |
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Who is the biggest gossip you know? |
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How quickly does gossip spread in your school / workplace? |
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What are the most common subjects of gossip? |
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Is there any gossip about your teacher? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Why do people gossip or like gossip? |
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Have you ever started any gossip? |
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Do you read gossip columns in magazines? Why are these so popular |
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Do you think it’s right that gossip columnists can make a lot of money writing bad things about people that may not be true? |
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What is the most malicious piece of gossip you’ve ever heard? |
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How do you feel if people gossip about you? |
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What’s the difference between gossip and a rumour? |
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Eleanor Roosevelt said: “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” Is this true? |
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Why do you think gossip is sometimes ‘hot’ and sometimes ‘juicy’? |
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Do you think people who gossip lead sad lives? |
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