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English, Second Grade
Teaching Unit 24 – Project 4 A questionnaire 72
Make the questionnaire
 Work in groups of four to five.
 You are going to create a questionnaire to review the last three units in your book.
 First, look at the different ways to ask a question about ‘crying’.
 Which do you like best, and why?
 Choose one ‘feeling’ from the following: hopes, fears, regrets, anger and happiness.
 Write a question about your feeling.
 Give suggestions on how to improve the questions, until each of you has a list of the his/her
questions.
Use your questionnaire
 Ask your questions to as many classmates as you can.
 Get back in your own group and compare your answers.
Compare with different ages.
 For homework, give your questionnaire to at least one younger person and one older person.
 Make a note of their answers.
Compare results and discuss
 Present your findings to the rest of your group.
 Discuss reasons for the different answers given by different age groups.
 Share your results with the rest of the class.
 Which questions did you like best?

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  • 1. English, Second Grade Teaching Unit 24 – Project 4 A questionnaire 72 Make the questionnaire  Work in groups of four to five.  You are going to create a questionnaire to review the last three units in your book.  First, look at the different ways to ask a question about ‘crying’.  Which do you like best, and why?  Choose one ‘feeling’ from the following: hopes, fears, regrets, anger and happiness.  Write a question about your feeling.  Give suggestions on how to improve the questions, until each of you has a list of the his/her questions. Use your questionnaire  Ask your questions to as many classmates as you can.  Get back in your own group and compare your answers. Compare with different ages.  For homework, give your questionnaire to at least one younger person and one older person.  Make a note of their answers. Compare results and discuss  Present your findings to the rest of your group.  Discuss reasons for the different answers given by different age groups.  Share your results with the rest of the class.  Which questions did you like best?