Questionnaire on the topic problem among siblings
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The document is a 20 question survey about sibling relationships. It asks questions about the respondent's siblings, their feelings towards their sibling, how they get along, whether they have conflicts, how their parents treat each sibling, and how they feel in situations where one sibling is favored over the other. The survey aims to understand common problems that arise among siblings and how individuals feel in different sibling dynamics.
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1) Introducing new vocabulary words like faithful, forlorn, merciful, and revengeful.
2) Asking students questions about their friends and if they forgive easily.
3) Having students take a questionnaire to determine if they are revengeful, understanding, or merciful.
4) Including a dialogue and picture for students to make up a story about.
5) Discussing the moral that a friend in need is a friend indeed from reading a story.
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- 1. Questionnaire on the topic Problem among siblings Name: Major: Note: Put a tick mark on the option which you desire and please don’t omit any question. 1. Do you have siblings, if yes how many? o One o Two o Three o More than three 2. Do you have(if you have all the four you can mark all the four) o Elder Sister o Younger sister o Elder brother o Younger brother 3. Do you think that your sibling is lovable towards you? o Yes o No o Sometimes o I don’t know 4. Do you think that your sibling is like your friend to whom you share your problems? o Yes of course o Sometimes o Rarely o No, not at all
- 2. 5. If someone says that your sibling is better than you, how do you feel? o Happy o Jealous on your sibling o Get angry o Feel bad 6. Do you think that your parents are treating both you and your sibling equally? o Yes they treat equally o No they treat myself good more than my sibling o No they treat my sibling good more than me o They never care us 7. Whether your sibling will allow you to touch their things? o Yes o No o Some of the things o Will not allow to touch things without permission 8. If your sibling leaves home temporarily for some work, how do you feel? o Very happy o Pleasure o Lonely o Longing for your sibling 9. Do you have “sibling rivalry” (sibling competition) with your sibling? o Yes o No o Sometimes o Never mind what my sibling do 10.Do you and your sibling have often conflicts? If yes who will start? o Myself o My sibling o Both of them o No there will be no fight
- 3. 11.If you and your sibling have who will console it? o Our self o Mother o Father o Someone who is there at the situation 12.Do you think that your sibling is taking care of you or vice versa? o Yes o No o Sometimes o Rarely 13.Does your sibling share everything with you? o Yes o No o Sometimes o Rarely 14.Does your sibling help you in studies or vice versa? o Yes o No o Sometimes o Rarely 15.Do you think that your sibling like to introduce you to your friends? o Yes my sibling is proud of me o No my sibling feels ashamed to introduce me o No my sibling friends are afraid to have a chat with me o I don’t want to met my sibling friends 16.If someone compares you with your sibling, how do you feel? o Happy o Sad o Jealous on your sibling o Never mind
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