🧠 1.

Personal Thoughts & Reflections (1–

20)

1. What motivates you to wake up every

day?
The desire to improve and reach my
goals keeps me going.
2. How do you define happiness?
A sense of peace and satisfaction with
who you are and what you do.
3. What’s a memory you’ll never
forget?
My graduation day. It was a proud
moment for my whole family.
4. Do you consider yourself an introvert
or extrovert?
Introvert. I enjoy quiet time more than
large gatherings.
5. What’s something you’re proud of?
Starting a small business and making it
successful.
6. What’s one mistake you’ve learned a
lot from?
Trusting people too quickly taught me to
be more cautious.
7. What’s your biggest fear?
Losing the people I care about.
8. How do you handle criticism?
I try to see it as a chance to grow.
9. Have you ever changed your opinion
on something important?
Yes, I used to think money was
everything, but now I value relationships
more.
10. Do you believe in luck or hard work?
Hard work creates opportunities; luck
may help a little.
11. What’s your idea of a perfect day?
Relaxing with good food, good company,
and no stress.
12. Would you rather be rich or famous?
Why?
Rich. Money brings freedom, while fame
brings pressure.
13. How do you deal with failure?
I analyze what went wrong and try again
with a new strategy.
14. What’s something new you learned
recently?
How to use Excel formulas more
efficiently.
15. What is one goal you have this year?
To improve my speaking fluency in
English.
16. What kind of person do you admire?
Someone who is humble, intelligent, and
kind.
17. What do you do when you feel sad?
I write, listen to music, or talk to
someone.
18. What makes you feel confident?
Being prepared and well-practiced in
what I do.
19. What is your greatest strength?
I’m a good listener and problem solver.
20. How do you stay organized?
I use to-do lists and calendars.
🌍 2. Society & World Issues (21–40)

21. What’s one global issue you care

about?
Climate change—it affects everyone,
everywhere.
22. What can individuals do to help
protect the environment?
Recycle, reduce waste, and use public
transport.
23. Do you think technology brings
people together or separates them?
Both—it depends on how it's used.
24. How has the role of women changed
in your country?
 Women now have more opportunities in
education and work.
25. Should voting be mandatory?
Yes, to ensure a fair representation of all
citizens.
26. Do you think money can solve most
problems?
It can help, but it can't fix emotional or
moral issues.
27. How can we reduce poverty?
Through better education, job training,
and social programs.
28. What role does religion play in your
life or country?
 It shapes values and community life,
though people practice it differently.
29. Should governments invest more in
public transport?
Yes, to reduce traffic and pollution.
30. What are the benefits and challenges
of multicultural societies?
They promote diversity, but can face
misunderstandings.
31. Should students wear school
uniforms?
Yes, it promotes discipline and reduces
peer pressure.
32. What’s your opinion on animal
rights?
Animals should be treated with respect
and protected from cruelty.
33. How has COVID-19 changed the
world?
It changed how we work, learn, and
interact socially.
34. What’s the biggest threat to peace
today?
Political conflict and inequality.
35. Should rich countries help poorer
ones?
 Yes, through fair trade, aid, and
knowledge sharing.
36. Is immigration more of a benefit or a
burden?
A benefit if managed well—it brings new
ideas and labor.
37. Do you think prisons reform or
punish people?
They often punish more than reform.
That should change.
38. Should everyone have access to free
healthcare?
Yes, health is a basic human right.
 39. How should governments handle fake
news?
By educating people and promoting
reliable media.
40. What should be done about climate
change?
Switch to clean energy, protect forests,
and reduce emissions.

💼 3. Work & Education (41–60)

41. What’s more important: job

satisfaction or high salary?
Job satisfaction—money can't fix
unhappiness.
42. What skills are most useful for future
careers?
Adaptability, communication, and tech
literacy.
43. Is higher education still necessary
today?
It helps, but skills and experience also
matter.
44. What’s your opinion on online
learning?
It’s flexible but lacks face-to-face
interaction.
45. What subject do you wish you'd
studied more?
Science. I now find it fascinating.
46. Should students be allowed to grade
their teachers?
Yes, as long as it’s done respectfully and
anonymously.
47. What’s your dream job?
A travel writer—I’d get paid to explore
the world.
48. What’s your opinion on remote
work?
It saves time but can be isolating.
49. How can we improve our education
system?
Focus more on creativity and practical
skills.
50. Should students focus more on theory
or practice?
A mix, but practical learning is often
more useful.
51. How do you prepare for a job
interview?
Research the company and practice
common questions.
52. What’s the best way to learn English?
Practice speaking daily and expose
yourself to native content.
53. Do grades reflect a student’s true
ability?
Not always—some people don’t perform
well under pressure.
54. Should schools teach emotional
intelligence?
Yes, it’s crucial for success in life.
55. How important is teamwork in school
or work?
It teaches cooperation and problem-
solving.
56. Do you prefer working alone or in a
team?
In a team—it brings fresh ideas.
57. How do you manage your time when
studying or working?
I break tasks into parts and set
deadlines.
58. Should students have part-time jobs?
Yes, they learn responsibility and time
management.
59. How can we reduce unemployment?
By supporting small businesses and job
training.
 60. What’s one thing you learned outside
of school that changed your life?
How to manage my finances—schools
rarely teach that.

🌐 4. Technology & Innovation (61–80)

61. What’s your opinion on AI?

It’s useful, but it must be controlled to
prevent misuse.
62. How has the internet changed the
world?
It made information and communication
easier than ever.
63. What are the dangers of social
media?
Cyberbullying, addiction, and
misinformation.
64. Do you think we rely too much on
our phones?
Yes, we’ve become too dependent.
65. Would you trust a self-driving car?
Not completely—it still needs human
oversight.
66. How will technology change
education?
It will make learning more personalized
and accessible.
67. What are the pros and cons of smart
homes?
Convenience vs. privacy concerns.
68. Do you prefer reading e-books or
printed books?
Printed—they feel more real.
69. Should children have access to
smartphones?
Only with limits and supervision.
70. What do you think about online
dating?
It can work, but honesty is essential.
71. Do you think robots will ever feel
emotions?
 They can simulate emotions but not feel
them truly.
72. What’s the most useful app on your
phone?
Google Maps—I use it all the time.
73. Is virtual reality the future of
entertainment?
Possibly—it offers immersive
experiences.
74. Can people be addicted to
technology?
Yes, and it affects mental health.
75. What would life be like without the
internet?
 Quieter but more limited in
communication.
76. Do you think privacy exists online?
Not really—most of our data is tracked.
77. What are the risks of artificial
intelligence?
Job loss, ethical issues, and bias.
78. Should schools ban mobile phones?
Yes, during lessons but not completely.
79. How do you protect your personal
information online?
Strong passwords and avoiding
suspicious links.
 80. Do you think video games are
harmful?
Not if played in moderation.

🏝️5. Free Time, Travel & Hobbies (81–

100)

81. What do you do to relax?

Watch movies or go for a walk.
82. What’s your favorite holiday
destination?
The coast—I love the ocean.
83. Do you prefer city life or country
life?
Country life—it’s more peaceful.
84. What’s one activity you wish you had
more time for?
Learning new languages.
85. Have you ever had a bad travel
experience?
Yes, I once lost my luggage at the
airport.
86. What’s a skill or hobby you’ve
always wanted to learn?
Playing the guitar.
87. Do you prefer beaches or mountains?
Beaches. I love the sun and swimming.
88. What do you usually do on
weekends?
Visit friends, do house chores, and relax.
89. Do you prefer to plan trips or go
spontaneously?
I like planning—it avoids stress.
90. What’s your favorite way to spend a
holiday?
Reading in a quiet place with nature.
91. What’s the best food you’ve ever
tasted while traveling?
Street food in Thailand—delicious and
spicy.
92. Would you rather travel by plane,
train, or car?
Train—it’s comfortable and scenic.
93. How do you choose a place to travel
to?
I look for places with history and natural
beauty.
94. What’s one city you’d love to visit?
Paris—for the art and culture.
95. Do you collect anything as a hobby?
Yes, postcards from every place I visit.
96. Would you enjoy a vacation with no
internet?
Yes—it would be a true escape.
97. What kind of souvenirs do you bring
from trips?
Local crafts or something handmade.
98. What kind of entertainment do you
enjoy most?
Movies and documentaries.
99. Have you ever done something
adventurous?
I once went ziplining in a forest—it was
thrilling.
100. What do your hobbies say about your
personality?
They show I’m creative and curious.