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- 2. Ways of Meeting People Examine personality traits your friends and you have Discuss Speed Dating and Meeting cyberfriends (people you know from the Internet). Discuss Meeting celebrities: Would you like to meet a celebrity? Draw your own conclusions
- 3. Stress: good or bad for one’s health? What is stress? How does it feel? What stresses you? How do you feel when you’re stressed out? What happens? Can stress be good for our health? Examples. Conclusions
- 4. Crime and punishment Discuss different kinds of crimes and their punishment. (shoplifting, robbery, burglary, smuggling goods, murder, arson, kidnap, rape; time in prison, community work, fine) If you could change a law, which would it be? Finish the discussion by expressing your own conclusions.
- 5. Would you get out alive? What situation do you thing could occur in which you would need to survive? Talk about different experiences in dangerous situations. Do you think you would survive? Justify.
- 6. Arguments are not discussions! Do you argue much? Who with? What about? How do you solve the problem? Why do people argue? What can be done to prevent an argument?
- 7. Sleepinghabits and Dreams Interview each otherabout sleeping habits, including naps (use Frequency adverbs and time expressions!) Exchange tips about how to keepawake when you’re sleepy! Tell each otherabout your kinds of dreams, their frequency, dreams in childhood. Go backto the importance of sleep and finish up agreeing onsome sleep tips!