This document contains 10 questions for a focus group about a documentary they watched. The questions ask about the opening title sequence, whether the documentary title caught their attention, the amount of background footage used, how informative it was using statistics and facts, their favorite part, how interesting and realistic they found it on a scale of 1-10, if it fairly represented younger and older generations, if the music was well blended, and if they came to a conclusion about the documentary's topic.

1. Questionsfor focus group about documentary
1. Did you think the openingto the documentary, such as the books
fallingand the on-screen presenter worked well?
-develop,what did you like about it?
2. Do you thinkthe title of the documentary catches your attention/
comes across as interesting?
3. Was there a good amount of background footage used?(explain
what background footage is)
4. Did you find it informativewith the use of statistics and facts?
-discuss what you learned
5. What was your favourite part of the documentary?
6. On a scale of 1-10 howinterestingdid you find it? (1 beingboring
and 10 beingvery interesting)
-if low, why?
7. On a scale of 1-10 howrealisticwas it? Did you feel like it was set
like a real documentary?
-what gave it this feel?
8. Do you feel like it was a fair representationofboth younger and
older generations?
-why?
9. Do you thinkthe music playingthroughoutthe documentarywent
well and was it blend well e.g. quiet enough when people were
speaking?
10. Did you come to a conclusion yourselffrom watching the
documentary-are today’s teenagers the most stressed generation?