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Students are given a questionnaire to see what kind of people they are.
Variation 1. Are you fashion-conscious?
Students score their results according to the suggested scale to see what sorts of people prevail in the class.
e.g.
1. You are invited to a party. What would you wear?
a) Something new and fashionable.
b) A traditional suit or dress.
c) Does it matter?
2. How much time do you spend in front of the mirror before going out?
a) More than fifteen minutes.
b) Less than fifteen minutes.
c) About five minutes.
3. What do you usually wear?
a) Casual clothes, for example a T-shirt and jeans.
b) Whatever's in fashion.
c) What I feel like wearing.
4. Why do you like your clothes?
a) Because I feel comfortable in them.
b) Because they say something about the sort of person I am.
c) I can't say I like my clothes.
5. You pass a clothes shop and see just the dress/suit you want. It's beautiful – but you haven't got much money. What would you do?
a) I'd forget about it.
b) I wouldn't buy it, but I would dream about it.
c) I'd borrow money and buy it.
6. How often do you buy fashion magazines?
a) Very often.
b) From time to time.
c) Never.
7. The colour in fashion this year doesn't suit you. What do you do?
a) I wear it anyway —it's in fashion!
b) I don't wear it.
c) I don't care about what's in fashion.
8. How would you describe your style of dress?
a) Fashionable.
b) Not fashionable but 'me'.
c) Style? What do you mean?
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| a) | b) | c) | 8 – 15: You aren't fashion-conscious at all. You think that there are more important things in life than fashion. But don't you think the world would be a dull place if there were no fashion! It adds spice to life. 16 – 24: Clothes aren't the most important thing in your life. However, you know what suits you and you have a personal style. But you are a little bit conservative. Why not try a different style for a change? 25 – 32: You are a fashion victim! You go for the latest styles and spend a lot of money on clothes. But there are more important things in life than clothes — try speaking to people and you'll be surprised to find that they are nice, even if they are wearing old shoes. | |||||
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(taken from Speak Out 1999, № 2-3)
Variation 2. Sleeping habits.
Students answer the questions and compare their answers with those of their classmates.
e.g.
1 How much time do you spend on bedmaking?
a) 5 mins a day
b) 5 mins every other day
c) 
5 mins a week
2 Before you go to bed do you
a) pull open the downstairs curtains
b) read
c) eat
3 After a night's sleep do you find that the covers
a) are as tidy as when you went to bed
b) are all over the floor
c) are in a heap in the middle of the bed
4 If you have trouble getting to sleep do you
a) count sheep
b) toss and turn
c) lie still and concentrate
5 If you wake up in the middle of the night is it because
a) you remember something you ought to have done
b) you're cold
c) you're hungry
6 If you hear a bump in the night do you
a) get up cautiously and investigate quietly
b) charge around the house with a weapon
c) turn over and go back to sleep
7 Do other people complain about your sleeping habits?
a) never
b) frequently
c) sometimes
8 When you have dreams are they mostly
a) dreams about work
b) nightmares
c) sweet dreams
(taken from Learning to Listen by Maley and Moulding, p. 3)
(may be done at a pre-listening stage as well)
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