Questions from Hokkaido University of Education

Question 9 to 16 out of 23

09. Looking back and thinking ahead

Asked by: Hokkaido University of Education | Bahari Beach

a) Imagine it would be possible to turn back the clock a hundred years. What do you think we would do differently?

b) We are naturally not able to turn the clock back, but we can learn from the past. What kind of information does the past reveal?

I thinks we would plant more trees and stop cutting the ones we did and we would protect the environment.

The past reveals that many people were living in good health environment and now because of industrial development and cutting down of trees many environmental problems have occured.

10. In order to get to know you a little better, a few questions now follow that at first glance have nothing to do with the topic of climate change.

Asked by: Hokkaido University of Education | Bahari Beach

a) If you were able to freely choose, which kind of life you woul like to lead – what would this involve?

b) Do you have the feeling you are free to choose what the real prospects of your future life will be?

c) If you answer no, what do you think is lacking and therefore negatively influencing your personal decisions for the future?

We would like to live a normal good life in a good house,good car with our parents

I think as young people we are free to choose the prospect of our future life.

11. Things you enjoy doing

Asked by: Hokkaido University of Education | Bahari Beach

a) What kind of things do you really enjoy doing?

b) How often can you do the things you really enjoy? (And, why are you not able to do them all the time?)

Things we enjoy doing are playing footbal,riding bike,listerning to music,talking to my friends

The only time we can do the things we enjoy is during the weekends because during the week days we have to do homeworks.

Now it’s your turn to compile the questions 12 until 16. Carefully consider the best way of posing questions in order to gain the best possible insight into the everyday views and lifestyle of society around you, and what is changing.