The document provides 10 questions about attitudes towards different age groups and the aging process. It asks whether the respondent likes or looks forward to being a certain age, if they mind being asked their age, and how countries treat those in old age. It also includes questions about the possibility of slowing aging and how the world would change if life expectancy increased dramatically.

3. Can you think of
different expressions
using the word AGE
OR AGES?
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CLUES:
Use
1.Of
2.Look
3.Your
4.Same
5.Get
6.At
7.All
8.child

6. 1. Are there and age groups you currently don’t like?
2. Are you looking forward to your old age?
3. Do people respect the aged in your country?
4. Do you agree that you can never be too old to start
something new?
5. Do you like being the age at which you now are?
6. Do you look forward to your birthdays?
7. Do you look your age?
8. Do you mind being asked your age?
9. Do you think life in your old age will be better or
worse than now?
10. Do you think people in old age look at the world
differently?

7.  Do you think scientists can slow the
ageing process?
 Do you worry about getting older?
 Does your government care for people
in old age?
 How have you aged in the past ten
years?
 How would the world be different if life-
prolonging drugs meant old age stared
at the age of 105?