This document contains a table with questions about various family-related topics. The table is divided into 6 columns and rows numbered 1 through 6. Rolling two dice would generate a question by matching the column and row numbers rolled. For example, rolling a 4 and 3 would indicate the question in row 4, column 3. The questions cover topics like oldest/youngest family members, family activities, marriages, children, grandparents, and what families will be like in the future. The purpose seems to be for generating discussion questions about families that a person could talk about for 1-2 minutes while others can ask follow-up questions.

1. 1 2 3 4 5 6
1
Talk about
the oldest
person in
your
family.
How many
children do
you want to
have?
Why?
When do
you want to
get
married?
Why?
How many
aunts and
uncles do
you have?
How many
cousins
do you
have?
2
Describe a
fun family
activity.
Will you
always live
with your
parents?
Why (not)?
Talk about
the
youngest
person in
your family.
How were
families
different
100 years
ago?
Who do you
look like
most in
your
family?
3
Talk about
a funny
person in
your
family.
Do you
enjoy going
to
weddings?
Why (not)?
Talk about
your grand-
parents.
How will
families be
different
100 years in
the future?
Having one
child, or
having five:
which is
better?
4
What is the
best age to
get
married?
Why?
Talk about a
favorite
aunt or
uncle.
How can a
married
couple be
happy
together?
What is a
great-
grand-
parent?
Family or
friends:
which is
more
important?
5
Does your
family ever
make you
angry?
How?
Being
married or
single:
which is
better?
Talk about
what your
family does
on the
weekend.
How many
people are
there in
your
family?
What does
your family
do on
weekend
evenings?
6
What is a
‘twin’? Do
you
know any
twins?
Would you
like to have
a more
brothers or
sisters?
Why
are
families
important?
How many
grand-
children do
you
want?
How can
you have a
happy
family?
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die twice. The 1st
roll determines the
number on the top. The 2nd
roll
determines the number on the left.
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about that topic. Your classmates
will ask you follow-up questions. Your
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