STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student B.)
1) |
What things do you learn like a duck takes to water? |
2) |
Do you know anyone who is a bird brain – they never understand anything? |
3) |
Do you think children should learn about the birds and the bees in sex education classes at high school? |
4) |
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? |
5) |
Are you an early bird who always gets up early and arrives early? |
6) |
At what age do children usually fly the nest and live on their own in your country? |
7) |
What can people say or do to you that would annoy you and ruffle your feathers? |
8) |
Have you ever been on a wild goose chase? Perhaps spending hours trying to find something online? |
9) |
At what age are you no longer a spring chicken? Is this good or bad? |
10) |
Who rules the roost in your house? |
STUDENT B's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student A.)
1) |
Have you ever chickened out of doing something because you were too afraid or nervous? |
2) |
Has anyone tried to clip your wings and stopped you from doing something you really wanted to do? |
3) |
What was the last cock-and-bull story you heard? How silly was it? |
4) |
Does your teacher have an eagle eye? Can (s)he always spot students when they do things they shouldn’t? |
5) |
If other people call you names, is it like water off a duck’s back to you? |
6) |
If someone tells you a secret. Do you ever say a little bird told you? |
7) |
Are you a night owl who likes to stay up late and study? |
8) |
Did you ever play chicken at school and do dangerous things your friends dared you to do? |
9) |
Have you ever been paid chicken feed for a part-time job? |
10) |
At what age did you feel freedom and start spreading your wings? |
