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STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What springs to mind when you hear the term ‘oil prices’? |
2) |
Do you worry at all about the price of oil? |
3) |
What do you think the oil men and women are doing with their huge, huge, astronomical profits? |
4) |
How have increases in the price of oil affected your life? |
5) |
Do you understand why oil prices keep rising? |
6) |
How would the global economy deal with oil at $200 a barrel? |
7) |
Do you support the truck drivers who are going on strike over higher fuel charges? |
8) |
Do you think higher oil prices are a threat to a country’s stability? |
9) |
Some analysts sat it’s the weak dollar, some say it’s speculators, while others say it’s supply and demand. Why can’t they agree? |
10) |
What do you think of the fact that the price of oil has doubled in a year? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
1) |
Do you think oil companies have a duty to lower oil prices at the pumps instead of raking in enormous profits? |
2) |
Do you think the increasing oil prices will make us all poorer for a long time to come? |
3) |
What is your government doing to help people cope with higher oil prices? |
4) |
Is it a good time to buy shares in oil companies? |
5) |
When will oil prices come back down to Earth? |
6) |
At what price for petrol / gasoline would you abandon your car (or public transport) and get on your bike? |
7) |
What three adjectives would you use to describe current oil prices? |
8) |
Who do you blame for the rising price of oil? |
9) |
What questions would you like to ask the heads of OPEC? |
10) |
Do you follow the news stories on the rising price of oil? |
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