STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What images spring to mind when you hear the word ‘news’? |
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Do you think news is usually happy or sad? |
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How important is keeping up to date with the news to you? |
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Do you prefer to watch, listen to or read about news? |
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What areas of the world are you most interested in? |
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What kinds of stories hit the headlines in your local newspaper? |
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What are your favourite sections of the newspaper? |
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What was the last piece of good news you heard? |
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What news story are you following at the moment? |
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Do you trust everything you read, see or hear on the news? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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What is news? What makes something news? |
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What do you understand by the phrase, “No news is good news”? |
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Would you like to work as a newscaster or a news reporter? |
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What is your favourite news programme? |
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What’s the best satellite news station, BBC, CNN, other? |
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What do you think of news stations being under state control? |
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What’s the most tragic news you’ve seen on TV? |
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Is news and propaganda the same thing in some countries? |
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Do you think news programmes should include Hollywood/celebrity stories and gossip? |
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Do you think news reporting in your country is fair and balanced? How about in other countries? |
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