STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student B.)
| (1) | What images spring to mind when you hear the word ‘genocide’? |
| (2) | What does genocide mean? – Do you know how the word is made? |
| (3) | How can genocide happen? |
| (4) | What genocides do you know of in the past century? |
| (5) | Why is genocide still happening in the world? |
| (6) | What are the differences between genocide and crimes against humanity? |
| (7) | What is the most appropriate punishment for someone involved in genocide? |
| (8) | Is there anything in your country’s history that was genocide, or could be describes as genocide? |
| (9) | What do you think of the term ‘ethnic cleansing’? |
| (10) | What do you think of countries that deny their violent history and avoid putting terrible massacres in school history books? |
STUDENT B's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student A.)
| (1) | What do you think of those who deny the Holocaust ever happened? |
| (2) | Do you think the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was genocide? |
| (3) | Why is African slavery rarely regarded as genocide? |
| (4) | It seems the world doesn’t act when genocide happens in Africa. Do you agree? |
| (5) | Do you think genocide will ever stop? |
| (6) | The International Criminal Court was set up to prosecute war criminals. The USA and China are among a few countries who refuse to allow their citizens to be tried in it. What do you think of this? |
| (7) | What are the signs that genocide might happen in the future? |
| (8) | After Rwanda, politicians swore genocide would never happen again. We had Bosnia and now have Darfur. What went wrong? |
| (9) | Do you think there should be an International Genocide Day? |
| (10) | What does genocide do to a country once it has finished? |
