STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
|
1) |
What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘smile’? |
|
2) |
Why is a smile so nice? |
|
3) |
What difference does it make when sales staff smile at you in stores, train stations, etc? |
|
4) |
What can you do in your life to smile more? |
|
5) |
When was the last time you couldn’t stop smiling? |
|
6) |
What do you think of the Mona Lisa’s smile? |
|
7) |
What made you smile today? |
|
8) |
What memories from your past always put a smile on your face? |
|
9) |
Someone once said: "Always remember to be happy because you never know who's falling in love with your smile." Is this true? |
|
10) |
Is it possible to smile too much? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
|
1) |
What is a smile? |
|
2) |
Are you a smiler? Do you smile a lot? Do you like it? |
|
3) |
If someone smiles at you in the street, what do you think? Do you smile back? |
|
4) |
Who do you know who has the nicest smile? What’s so nice about it? |
|
5) |
Do you like your smile? |
|
6) |
Is it easy for you to smile for the camera? |
|
7) |
What things always make you smile? |
|
8) |
"A smile is an inexpensive way to change your looks." (Charles Gordy). What do you think about this quote? |
|
9) |
Someone once said: "Everyone smiles in the same language." What do you think? |
|
10) |
It takes seventeen muscles to smile and forty-three to frown. Why don’t people smile non-stop if it requires less muscle power? |
Custom Search
Copyright © 2008-2013 by Sean Banville | Privacy Policy | Ideas | Links | Current Events Lesson Plans