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    This document contains two sets of 10 questions - one for Student A and one for Student B - related to the topic of literacy. The questions for Student A ask about their views on literacy, literacy rates in their country, the link between literacy and intelligence, how literacy affects life, computer literacy, how high literacy helps a country, comparing literacy levels to other countries, and what governments can do to improve rates. The questions for Student B ask about defining literacy, how life would differ being illiterate, having an International Literacy Day, how illiterate people get by, improving children's literacy, overcoming barriers to literacy, the internet's impact, a quote about learning to learn, English literacy levels, and what the world would

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    This document contains two sets of 10 questions - one for Student A and one for Student B - related to the topic of literacy. The questions for Student A ask about their views on literacy, literacy rates in their country, the link between literacy and intelligence, how literacy affects life, computer literacy, how high literacy helps a country, comparing literacy levels to other countries, and what governments can do to improve rates. The questions for Student B ask about defining literacy, how life would differ being illiterate, having an International Literacy Day, how illiterate people get by, improving children's literacy, overcoming barriers to literacy, the internet's impact, a quote about learning to learn, English literacy levels, and what the world would

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    STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do Not Show To Student B)

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    This document contains two sets of 10 questions - one for Student A and one for Student B - related to the topic of literacy. The questions for Student A ask about their views on literacy, literacy rates in their country, the link between literacy and intelligence, how literacy affects life, computer literacy, how high literacy helps a country, comparing literacy levels to other countries, and what governments can do to improve rates. The questions for Student B ask about defining literacy, how life would differ being illiterate, having an International Literacy Day, how illiterate people get by, improving children's literacy, overcoming barriers to literacy, the internet's impact, a quote about learning to learn, English literacy levels, and what the world would

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    STUDENT As QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)

    1)What do you think about literacy?


    2)How are literacy rates in your country?
    3)Is literacy linked to ones intelligence?
    4)How does literacy affect your life?
    5)Are you computer literate?
    6)How do high levels of literacy help a country?
    7)How do literacy levels in your country compare with other countries?
    8)What can governments do to improve literacy rates?
    9)What do you think Family Literacy is?
    10)Elizabeth Hardwick said: The greatest gift is a passion for reading. Do you agree?
    STUDENT Bs QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
    1)What is literacy?
    2)How would your life be different if you were illiterate?
    3)Do you think there should be an International Literacy Day?
    4)How do illiterate people in your country get by?
    5)What would you do to improve your childrens literacy?
    6)What is the biggest barrier to literacy and how can we overcome it?
    7)What do you think the Internet has done to improve literacy around the world?
    8)A writer said that in the future, "the new illiterate will be the person who has not learned how to
    learn." What do you think of this quote?
    9)How literate are you in English?
    10)What would the world be like if books and reading had never been invented?

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