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Conversation Questions
Poverty ​

A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.​

What do you think about people receiving welfare
Should the government fund the welfare system?
What do you think about people who work for cash and receive welfare as well?
Do you feel sorry for people who live on the street?
Are people who live on the street necessarily lazy?
Have you ever talked to a homeless person?
Are there homeless people in your country?
Have you ever helped a homeless person? How?
How does the government in your country support the homeless?
What do you think of countries that do not have a welfare system?
Why do people end up being homeless?
Have you ever visited a homeless shelter?
Have you ever donated to the food bank?
Have you ever thought about going to the food bank?
Do you know anyone who has gone to church for food?
Do you believe that the rich are growing richer, and the poor are growing poorer?
Should governments invest money in space missions or welfare?
Would you eliminate the welfare system?
Do you think it's okay for the government to keep decreasing the welfare amount?
How long should someone receive welfare? Forever?
What is a good reason for someone to receive welfare?
What punishment would you give someone who is on welfare illegally, but has lots of money?
Would you report welfare fraud to the police, even if it were a close friend?
Should welfare recipients receive free housing?
Shouldn't all people work for a living?
Do you think the government should create jobs for the homeless, instead of just giving them money?
Would you pay more taxes, if this would eliminate poverty by creating jobs for everyone?
What do you think of governments who put the homeless in jails or even torture or kill them?
Will there always be poverty in the world?
Should countries send troops to foreign countries to fight terrorism, or should governments fight poverty around the world instead?
Are there more important issues than poverty? If so, name them in order of importance.
Why does every country in the world have poor people?
Do you consider yourself to be poor, middle-class, or rich?
What country do you think has the best record for helping its poor?
What country do you think has the worst record for helping its poor?​

 

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Conversation Questions
Age: Youth & Old Age
A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.

Are young people generally more selfish than their parents and grandparents? Does age make you more aware of and caring for others?
Should adults try to teach young people lessons, such as the dangers of drinking too much, taking drugs or catch the AIDS virus, or should they leave them alone to find out about these things themselves? What are the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches?
What do you think is the best age to be? Explain your opinion.
Most countries give young people rights as they reach a certain age. For example, British people can legally make love or fight for their country at the age of 16; they can drink, vote and drive a car when they are 18. Does China have similar laws? Do you think that any of the age limits need changing?
Some people think you should give something to society before you have the right to join it. Should young people have to do some form of military or community service by law?
Should people of between 50 and 55 be forced to retire from their jobs in order to make way for younger workers?
If people are still able to (and want to) work, should they have to retire when the reach a certain age? Explain your opinion.
In most countries the legal retirement age for men is five years older than for women, even though women live longer than men on average. Why do you think this is? Is this fair, or should it be changed?
Are there many things that the old can teach the young or are they hopelessly out of touch by the time they reach a certain age? What things were you taught by your older family members? How have they been useful to you in your life?
In most countries, compulsory education is targeted at five to sixteen year olds. Would it be better to offer it to pensioners who want to learn rather than young people who prefer not to be in school? Explain your opinion.
In Russia, China and many other countries, there is a tradition of choosing leaders who are quite advanced in years. Do you think that older people make better leaders? Explain your opinion.
One of Britain's best-ever leaders was William Pitt, who became Prime Minister when he was 24 and remained in power for 18 years. Could this ever happen in China? Why/why not?
Many elderly people have disabilities which limit their mobility. Do buses, shops and public buildings in your country provide easy access for the disabled or are your towns and cities designed mainly for the young and able-bodied? Why is this?
Should the elderly be expected to pay for residential care out of their own savings or should appropriate accommodation and nursing be provided by the tax payer? Explain your opinion.
Some people say that men age better than women, and remain attractive longer. Do you agree? Explain your opinion.
Some people say that men never grow up, they just get bigger. Do you agree? Explain your opinion.
Some people say that young women are usually two to three years more mature than young men. Do you agree? Explain your opinion.
In most countries women live an average of five to six years longer than men. Why do you think this is?
In some countries having children is considered a way of "investing in the future", and young people are expected to give money to their parents when they get a job, and then to care for them when they retire. What are the good points and what are the bad points about this system?
Many countries are facing the problem of an "aging population", i.e. there will soon be more old people than young people. What problems will this cause? What can be done to prepare for them?
What do you think is the ideal age for each of these stages of your life: (Explain your opinion.)
What age do you want to live to?
How do you feel about your parents growing older?
If your parents could no longer care for themselves, would you let them live with you or put them in a nursing home?
Are you afraid of getting old?
What is your ideal old age to live to?
Do you prefer to live in the retirement home or live with young people?
Should parents continue to finance their children after the children are 18?
Where do you wish to live when you are old?
Where do you see yourself when you are 70 years old?​

 

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Conversation Questions
Adoption
A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.
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What is adoption?
Do you know anyone who was adopted as a child?
Do you know anyone who has adopted a child?
What are some of the reasons people choose to adopt?
What is the difference between domestic and international adoption?
What are the views of adoption in your country?
How would someone interested in adopting a child go about doing so?
Where do children available for adoption come from?
What happens to children that are not adopted?
How do you go about adopting a child?
Would you want to adopt a boy or a girl? Why?
Do you think brothers and sisters should be separated in adoptions?
Are adoptions common in your country?
What are some organizations that help with adoptions?
Should you tell the child that he or she was adopted? If so at what age? Or when?
Should adopted children have the right to know their biological parents?
Should families with birth children also adopt?
Is the real parent the birth parent or the adoptive parent?
Should adoptions be between children and families of the same race and or culture?
How or should the adoptive parents maintain the adopted child's cultural identify?
In your country are the legal rights of an adoptive child different from that of a birth child?
What are the legal consequences of adopting a child from a different race or country?
Why don't more people adopt a child?
What makes a family, genetics or environment?
Do you support an open adoption policy where the birth parents can choose to be involved in the child's life?
Do you believe there is discrimination within the adoption organizations?
Do you think a person should be able to adopt a child of a different race?
Should a gay or ******* couple be allowed to adopt a child?
Should there be an age restriction for the adoptive parents?
Should a single man or woman be able to adopt a child?
If you were to find out that you were adopted and not really from the country where you are a citizen, which nationality would you hope would be your true mother country? Why?
When is the right time for a child to be told that he/she was adopted?
Do you think it is preferable to adopt or to use artificial reproduction technology?
Would you agree to an open adoption or closed adoption? Why?
What is an open adoption?
Would you want to find your birth family? Why or why not?​

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