STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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In what ways is the number one better than the number one hundred? |
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Which of your loved ones are you closest to? |
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Have you ever been number one? |
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Can you describe one member of your family in one word? |
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Do you read books one by one or can you read them simultaneously? |
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Would you prefer language lessons one-to-one or do you like having other students around? |
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Have you ever done something that was a one-off never to be repeated? |
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How do you know when you’ve met ‘the one’ your perfect partner? |
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Do you like to compete with people and get one up on them? |
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What do you think the expressions “one love” and “one world” mean? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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What are your feelings towards the number one? |
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Who is number one in this world and in your world? |
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If you could have just one more of something, what would it be? |
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Do you know anyone who is a one in a million? |
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Are you at one with the world? |
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If you had one wish, what would it be? |
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If someone asked to be excused to go and do a number one, where would he or she be going? What do you think of this expression? |
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The song “One” by U2 was voted the best song ever? What do you think of this? |
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How would your friends describe you using this pattern “S/he’s the one who……”? |
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Do you think “One” would be a good name to give your child? |
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