STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What do you know about Obama’s plans to reform the U.S. health system? |
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What is your image of healthcare in the USA? |
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What do you know about the National Health System (NHS) in Britain? |
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Are you happy with your country’s health system? |
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Do you think healthcare should be provided by the government or by private health and insurance companies? |
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How would you feel if you had no money to pay for healthcare? |
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Which country has the world’s best health system? |
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Should your country’s system of healthcare be paid for from taxes or from insurance payments? |
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Do you think it is a government’s duty to provide free healthcare for poor people? |
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How often do you use your country’s healthcare system? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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What’s the latest news you’ve heard about Obama’s healthcare reforms? |
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U.S. politicians are telling lies about Britain’s NHS. Is this OK? |
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What happens in your country if someone cannot afford an operation? |
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Why are Americans angry with their government for wanting to provide free healthcare for the poor? |
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Should there be an age limit for people to get free healthcare? |
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Should your healthcare include the option of treatment overseas? |
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What differences are there between state-run and privately-run health systems? |
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The WHO ranks the U.S. healthcare system at number 36 in the world. Are you surprised at this? |
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What questions would you like to ask Barack Obama about healthcare? |
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