Global Warming
STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)
| 1) | What comes to mind when you think of global warming? |
| 2) | Do you think human activity is responsible for global warming? |
| 3) | When did you first become aware of global warming? |
| 4) | Do you think all countries are taking global warming seriously? |
| 5) | What most concerns you about global warming? |
| 6) | Do you think you have already experienced the effects of global warming? |
| 7) | How will global warming change our lives? |
| 8) | Do you think global warming could destroy us all? |
| 9) | Is your government doing enough to combat global warming? |
| 10) | What single action should the world take to reduce the dangers of global warming? |
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GLOBAL WARMING DISCUSSION
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A)
| 1) | What’s the difference between global warming and climate change? |
| 2) | What do you do in your daily life that might increase global warming? |
| 3) | Have you made changes to your life to reduce global warming? |
| 4) | What do you know about the science behind global warming? |
| 5) | How do you think global warming will change the world over the next century? |
| 6) | Do you know more about global warming than younger/older people? |
| 7) | Does your government provide enough education on the effects of global warming? |
| 8) | Which country makes you angriest when you think about global warming? |
| 9) | Do you think China and India should slow their growth down? |
| 10) | How did global warming happen without us noticing sooner? |