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FAMILY/SELF
*1. Do you have brothers and/or sisters? How old are they? Do they go to pre/school? What does he/she do there?
What games do they like to play?
*2. Tell me about your parents. Does your father/mother work? What does he/she do?
*4. What is your favorite food? Can you tell me how to make it? (if no: What food do you know how to make?) –
this question should come before the kitchen game!)
FRIENDS
*5. Who is/are your best friend/s? Tell me their names; tell me about them /about the other kids in your
pre/school.
[[this information will be compared with 3C and 3P SOCNETS data]]
*7. What did you do at home this morning before going to (pre)school before I came here to visit?
*8. What are you going to do tonight? What are you going to do tomorrow after (pre)school?
*9. What games and toys do you like the best? Why? Tell me how to play ____[name of the game the child likes].
*10. What was the last movie /video /TV program that you saw? Tell me what happened.
What is your favorite cartoon? [the child may answer " Dora…"] Tell me about Dora. Why do you like her? Who
are Dora's friends? etc.
NOTE: Avoid yes/no questions except at the end of a topic after the child has already expressed him/herself. Instead of, “Do you
watch TV? Do you like cartoons?” use: “Tell me about…”
SEASONS/TIMES/HOLIDAYS
*11. Say/Tell me the days of the week? Months of the year?
*12. What day of the week/month/season of the year do you like the best? Why?
*13. What is ____________? [name the nearest holiday, e.g. Sukkot, Hanuka (in Israel)/Christmas, Easter (in
Germany)] What are you going to do /did you do? How do we celebrate it? How did you celebrate it in the
pre/school?
FUTURE
*14. What would you like to be when you grow up? Why? Tell me what you're going to do when you grow up,
when you're a father / mother.
15. When you started [for school children] / when you go to [for preschool children] the 1st grade, what did you
do / will you do there? / What do children usually do at school? / What is the difference between preschool and
school?
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CHILD SOCIOLINGUISTIC QUESTIONNAIRE
Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ____________________ Pre/school________________
We want to know about YOUR experiences in using Russian and/or Hebrew/German in your family, with
relatives, friends, other children and neighbors.
Let’s name all the people that you know well. For each person, say which language/s you speak with
him/her.
Procedure:
1) Ask the child to name all his/her contacts (family, friends etc.) and list them in the chart. If the child
has a problem, the interviewer helps him/her by providing the categories (e.g. family, friends, etc.)
2) For each contact, ask the child to choose a red circle if s/he speaks Russian with the person and a blue
circle if s/he speaks Hebrew with him/her.
For each color we will have stickers of two sizes - large stickers (language more frequently used) and
small stickers (language less frequently used). E.g. If the child speaks more Hebrew and less Russian
with a particular person, s/he’ll choose a large blue sticker and a small red one.
Contacts
Your family: mother, father, sisters, brothers, grandmothers/grandfathers
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Pre/school friends
Other social contacts/do you know anyone else who speaks Russian and/or
Hebrew/German?
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3) Once you are done with all the contacts, ask the child the following questions:
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Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ___________________ Pre/school ________________
WARM UP:
There are different words/labels people use to name themselves. Someone calls himself a Russian, while
someone else may call himself an Israeli. Another person may call himself Ivri, while still another may say that
he is Jewish. And what do you call yourself?
Now explain the magic ladder and get the child to place the figure at a point that describes him/her.
Note: Some children may not understand specific terms, so please use the term that the speaker is most
comfortable with and mark it down.
SELF-LABELING OF IDENTITY
Say: “I am__________”. (Make the child repeat it as if in a role play. After s/he says it, ask how much
s/he agrees with it. The child marks his/her choice on the 'magic ladder’.)
3. “I am Ivri (in Israel) / I am Russian German (in Germany)”. How much do you agree with that? (identity-
specific question in Germany)
(country-specific question)
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4. “I am Jewish”. How much do you agree with that? (identity-specific question in Germany)
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not at all a lot
5. “I am Ole/Ole hadash (Immigrant/ new immigrant in Israel) / Immigrant (in Germany)”. How much do you
agree with that?
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not at all a lot
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B. How much do you like being ______ (identity label)?
3. How much do you like being Ivri/ Russian German? (identity-specific question in Germany)
(country-specific question)
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1. “When I grow up, I want to be Russian”. How much do you agree with that?
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2. “When I grow up, I want to be Israeli / German”. How much do you agree with that?
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3. “When I grow up, I want to be Ivri/ Russian German”. How much do you agree with that? (identity
specific question in Germany)
(country specific question)
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4. “When I grow up, I want to be Jewish”. How much do you agree with that? (identity specific question in
Germany)
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5. “When I grow up, I want to be Ole/Ole hadash/ Immigrant”. How much do you agree with that?
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Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ___________________ Pre/school ________________
4C LANGUAGE PREFERENCES
The interviewer asks the question and marks the child’s choice.
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Interviewer’s observations and comments:
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Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ____________________Pre/school ________________
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9. a) While you are speaking Russian, how often do you switch to Hebrew/German?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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10. a) While you are speaking Hebrew/German, how often do you switch to Russian?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ___________________ Pre/school ________________
3. Say: “I speak __________ well”. (Make the child repeat it as if in a role play. After s/he repeats it, ask
how much s/he agrees with it. The child marks his/her choice on the 'magic ladder’.)
3a. “I speak Russian well”. How much do you agree with this?
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3b. “I speak Hebrew/German well”. How much do you agree with this?
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4a. “I understand Russian well”. How much do you agree with this?
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4b. “I understand Hebrew/German well”. How much do you agree with this?
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PART B. Oral communication proficiency in Russian and Hebrew/German
[[Now we are going to tell you about different situations. We want you to tell us how easy/hard it is for you
to speak Russian or Hebrew in these situations.]]
For example,
you are talking to a person who speaks only Russian you. Is it easy/difficult for you to ask for something in
Russian?
OR
You are talking to a person who speaks only Hebrew to you. Is it easy/difficult for you to ask him/her for
something in Hebrew?
Situations:
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6a. telling someone in Russian about an argument you had with a friend
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very very
difficult easy
6b. telling someone in Hebrew/German about an argument you had with a friend
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very Very
difficult easy
7a. telling about your family (about your parents, brothers or sisters) in Russian
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very very
difficult easy
7b. telling about your family (about your parents, brothers or sisters) in Hebrew/German
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very very
difficult easy
8a. What interesting cartoon have you seen (lately)? Would it be hard/easy for you to tell about it in
Russian?
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very very
difficult easy
8b. What interesting cartoon have you seen (lately)? Would it be hard/easy for you to tell about it in
Hebrew/German?
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9a. telling what happened today in pre/school in Russian
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Date: _________________
Interviewer’s name_________________ Child’s Name ___________________ Pre/school ________________
In this questionnaire, we would like to know how much Russian and Hebrew/German you use (with
different people in different situations).
1a. How much Russian do you speak with your father? (lit. How often do you speak Russian to your father?)
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3a. How much Russian do you speak with your brother(s) and/or sister(s)?
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4a.1 How much Russian do you speak with your maternal grandparents?
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4a.2 How much Russian do you speak with your paternal grandparents?
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5a. Do you have children in your pre/school who speak both Russian and Hebrew/German?
How much Russian do you speak with them?
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6a. Who are your neighbors? What are their names? How much Russian do you speak with them?
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7a. When you go to your friends’ birthday parties, how much Russian do you speak there?
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8a. Which activities do you go to? Tell me about it/them. [from the child’s response the experimenter will
infer what kind of activity it is and which kids go there; if the child does not mention it, you can ask
explicitly]
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(Activity 1) ______________________
How much Russian do you speak there?
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(Activity 2) _______________________
How much Russian do you speak there?
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(Activity 3) ______________________
How much Russian do you speak there?
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9a. Have you ever been to a synagogue/church? How much Russian did you speak there?
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3b. How much Hebrew/German do you speak with your brother(s) and/or sister(s)?
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4b.1 How much Hebrew/German do you speak with your maternal grandparents?
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4d.2 How much Hebrew/German do you speak with your paternal grandparents?
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5b. How much Hebrew/German do you speak with children in your pre/school who speak both Russian and
Hebrew/German
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6b. How much Hebrew/German do you speak with your neighbors?
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7b. When you go to your friends’ birthday parties, how much Hebrew/German do you speak there?
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(Activity 1) _______________________
How much Hebrew/German do you speak there?
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(Activity 2) ________________________
How much Hebrew/German do you speak there?
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(Activity 3) __________________________
How much Hebrew/German do you speak there?
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9b. How much Hebrew/German do you speak at synagogue/church? (Skip this question if in 11a the
child said s/he’s never been to a synagogue/church)
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B. Sociolinguistic Interview - Spontaneous Speech Sample (adapted from Paradis)
FAMILY
1. Tell me about you child. Anything special you can tell me about him/her?
2. Which languages do you speak at home? What language do you speak to your child?
3. a) How close is s/he with his/her OLDER siblings? How much do they play together? What
do they do together? What languages do they speak among themselves?
5. How frequently does the child see his/her grandparents? Is s/he close to them?
What languages does s/he speak with them?
LANGUAGE LEARNING
1. a) What was the first language your child learned to speak?
b) What other languages was s/he exposed to?
5. Do you have any language policy at home, i.e. do you encourage your child to
speak any particular language at home?
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TRANSITIONS:
Home --> preschool
1. a) At what age did you send your child to preschool? Was it a Russian or a Hebrew
speaking preschool? Why did you choose it?
b) Did you find your child‟s transition from home to preschool easy or difficult?
Can you tell me more about this transition period? (e.g. did the child have problems,
cry, etc.?)
2. Did your child‟s language preferences change after s/he went to preschool?
b) In what way do you think school might be different from preschool for your child?
FUTURE
1. Did your child ever say what s/he would like to be when s/he grows up? Why?
FRIENDS
1. Who is/are your child‟s best friend/s? Tell me their names. Tell me about them. What
languages do they speak?
2. Did the kind of friends your child played with change after s/he went to preschool?
… after s/he went to a Hebrew/German pre/school?
3. a) What kind of kids do you encourage your child to play with? What language do they speak?
b) Is it important for you that your child plays with children who speak particular languages?
ACTIVITIES
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1. a) What does your child do at home in the morning before going to pre/school?
b) What does s/he usually do after pre/school?
2. Where did you take your child the last time you went somewhere together on weekends.
What did you do last weekend?
6. a) Do you take your child to any activities? Can you tell me about them?
Does s/he like participating in them?
b) Does s/he have any preference for activities in Russian or Hebrew/German? Do
you? Who chooses which activities your child will go to?
7. Do you take your child to plays/concerts? Which language are they in? Which
plays does s/he like most?
HOLIDAYS
1. When is your child‟s birthday?
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How did you celebrate his/her birthday last year?
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How does s/he want to celebrate it this year?
2. What is the next holiday? [let the parent name the next holiday]. Will you
celebrate it at home? How did you celebrate it last time?
b) Does your child know the months of the year? In what language?
c) Does your child know the seasons of the year? In what language?
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C. At the end of the 1P Interview, the interviewer offers the parent to complete
[together] a short summary questionnaire based on the child’s language history.
(The interviewer may have filled in some information during the interview)
1. Language history
Russian Hebrew/German
Age the child was first exposed to year______mm_____ year______mm_____
When did the child begin speaking the language? Year______mm_____ year______mm_____
Where did the child learn each language? Home Home
Day care Day care
Nanny Nanny
Siblings Siblings
Other _____ Other _____
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3. Contact with the country of origin
a) Has your child ever visited Russia/Ukraine/other? Yes / No How many times? ____
b) Have you ever visited the old country (OC)? Yes / No How many times? ___________
For how long? ______________ The purpose of your visit ____________________________
For how long? ______________ The purpose of your visit ____________________________
For how long? ______________ The purpose of your visit ____________________________
For how long? ______________ The purpose of your visit ____________________________
c) How often are you in touch with people in the country of origin?
Family Relatives Friends Other
Every day
Once a week
Once a month
Once in a few months
Once a year
Once in a few years
Never
e) How often do people from the old country visit you in Germany/Israel?
Family Relatives Friends Other
Every day
Once a week
Once a month
Once in a few months
Once a year
Once in a few years
Never
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Date: ____________
Experimenter: ________________Parent: ______________ Child‟s ID______________
3P INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION NETWORK
This questionnaire is designed to help us better understand YOUR CHILD’S
experiences in using Russian and Hebrew/German in your family, with relatives, friends,
other children and neighbors, as well as in social activities. It is important for our work
that you answer all questions as precisely as possible. If certain questions don't seem
clear to you, don't hesitate to ask for further explanations.
Your CHILD‟S communication network consists of all HIS/HER linguistic contacts, that
is all of the occasions s/he had to communicate in one language or another.
Let's generate a list of your child's contacts. For each person, say which language/s you
speak with him/her.
Procedure:
1) Ask the parent to name all his child‟s contacts (family, friends etc.) and list them in the
chart.
2) For each contact, ask the parent to choose a red circle if the child speaks Russian with the
person and a blue circle if s/he speaks Hebrew with him/her. For each color use stickers of two
sizes - large stickers (language more frequently used) and small stickers (language less frequently
used). E.g. If the child speaks more Hebrew and less Russian with a particular person, choose a
large blue sticker and a small red one.
Contacts
Your family: mother, father, sisters, brothers, grandmothers/grandfathers
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Pre/school friends
Other social contacts/do you know anyone else who speaks Russian/Hebrew?
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3) Once you are done with all the contacts, ask the parent the following questions:
a) Of all the people you mentioned, who is most important to your child (emotionally)?
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4P LANGUAGE PREFERENCES
1. a)
Which languages are spoken at your home?
1 Russian all 2 Russian usually 3 Russian as 4 Hebrew 5Hebrew/German 6 Difficult to
the time more than much as /German usually all the time specify
(always) Hebrew/German Hebrew/German more than Russian (always)
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6. What language does your child use when:
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5P ATTITUDES
3. How important is it for you that your child speaks Russian to you?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
4. How important is it for you that your child speaks Hebrew to you?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
5. How important is it for you that your child speaks Russian to his/her siblings?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
6. How important is it for you that your child speaks Hebrew/German to his/her
siblings?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
7. How important is it for you that your child speaks Russian to his/her friends?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
8. How important is it for you that your child speaks Hebrew to his/her friends?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
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9. a)While speaking Russian, how often does your child switch to Hebrew/German in
the midst of a Russian sentence?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
10. a)While speaking Hebrew/German, how often does your child switch to Russian in
the midst of a Hebrew/German sentence?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
not at all a lot
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6P ETHNOLINGUISTIC IDENTITY
In this questionnaire, you are asked to describe who your child is in terms of ethnic identity.
Please do this by placing an X between the two extreme points on the scale for each pair of terms.
Place an X on the line which, in your estimation, best describes your child on each of the aspects
considered.
1. Open-ended Questions:
1) How would you characterize your child in terms of ethnolinguistic identity?
______________________________________________
2) Does your child feel embarassed by the fact that his/her family is Russian / s/he is
Russian?
______________________________________________
4) Has s/he ever said that s/he would like to be someone else? Who?
_______________________________________________
A. “My child is ____________”. How much do you agree with that? (identity labels)
3. “My child is Ivri (in Israel) / Russian German (in Germany, if applies: identity specific
question)”. How much do you agree with that? (country specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
4. “My child is Jewish”. How much do you agree with that? (in Germany, if applies:
identity specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
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5. “My child is Ole/Ole hadash (Immigrant/new immigrant in Israel) / Immigrant (in
Germany)”. How much do you agree with that?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
6. “My child is Zionist (in Israel)”. How much do you agree with that? (country specific
question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
B. How much does your child like being _____ (identity label)?
3. How much does your child like being Ivri (in Israel) / Russian German (in Germany, if
applies: identity specific question)? (country specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
4. How much does your child like being Jewish? (in Germany, if applies: identity specific
question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
5. How much does your child like being Ole/Ole hadash (Immigrant/new immigrant in
Israel) / Immigrant (in Germany)?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
6. How much does your child like being Zionist (in Israel)? (country specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
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1. “When my child grows up, I want him/her to be Russian”. How much do you agree with
that?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
2. “When my child grows up, I want him/her to be Israeli/German”. How much do you
agree with that?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
3. “When my child grows up, I want him/her to be Ivri (in Israel) / Russian German (in
Germany, if applies: identity specific question) ”. How much do you agree with that?
(country specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
4. “When my child grows up, I want him/her to be Jewish”. How much do you agree with
that?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
6. “When my child grows up, I want him/her to be Zionist (in Israel)”. How much do you
agree with that? (country specific question)
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
not at all a lot
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7P DEGREE OF USE OF RUSSIAN AND HEBREW
Part A. Russian
1a. How much Russian does your child speak with his/her father?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
2a. How much Russian does your child speak with his/her mother?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
3a. How much Russian does your child speak with his/her brother(s) and/or sister(s)?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
4a.1 How much Russian does your child speak with his/her maternal grandparents?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
4a.2 How much Russian does your child speak with his/her paternal grandparents?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
5a.1 Does your child have children in pre/school who speak both Russian and
Hebrew/German? How much Russian does s/he speak with them?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
6a. How much Russian does your child speak with neighbors?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
7a. When at his/her friends’ birthday parties, how much Russian does your child speak there?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
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8a. Which activity/ies does your child go to? Tell me about it/them. [from the response the
experimenter will infer what kind of activity it is and which kids go there; you can ask
explicitly]
How much Russian does your child speak there?
(Activity 1) _____________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
(Activity 2) _____________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
(Activity 3) ______________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
9a. Has s/he ever been to a synagogue/church? How much Russian did your child speak
there?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
Part B. Hebrew/German
1b. How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with his/her father?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
2b. How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with his/her mother?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
3b. How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with his/her brother(s) and/or
sister(s)?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
4b.1 How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with his/her maternal
grandparents?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
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4b.2 How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with his/her paternal
grandparents?
5b.1 How much Hebrew/German does s/he speak with children in pre/school who
speak both Russian and Hebrew/German?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
6b. How much Hebrew/German does your child speak with neighbours?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
7b. How much Hebrew/German does s/he speak at his/her friends’ birthday parties?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
(Activity 1) _____________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
(Activity 2) _____________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
(Activity 3) ______________________
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
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8P EVALUTION OF CHILD’S PROFICIENCY
3a. My child speaks Russian well. How much do you agree with this?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
3b. My child speaks Hebrew/German well. How much do you agree with this?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
4a. My child understands Russian well. How much do you agree with this?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
4b. My child understands Hebrew/German well. How much do you agree with this?
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
Not at all A lot
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PART B1. (Based on Gatbonton)
My child has a lot of unnecessary My child does not have any unnecessary
HESITATIONS & PAUSES HESITATIONS & PAUSES
when s/he speaks Russian [ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ] when s/he speaks Russian
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B2. Rate your child’s ability in Hebrew/German:
My child has a lot of unnecessary My child does not have any unnecessary
HESITATIONS & PAUSES HESITATIONS & PAUSES
when s/he speaks when s/he speaks
Hebrew/German [__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ] Hebrew/German
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PART C. Oral communication proficiency in Russian and Hebrew/German
In this questionnaire, please evaluate your child's Russian and Hebrew/German oral communication
skills. The questionnaire includes various situations. Certain situations are not very demanding in
terms of communication skills, while others are more demanding. Circle the number which best
indicates, in your estimation, your child's ability to communicate orally in each given language. It is
important that you be as precise as possible in your answers. If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to ask.
How easy/difficult would it be for your child to perform in the following situations?
6a. telling someone in Russian about an argument s/he had with a friend
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
very very
difficult easy
6b. telling someone in Hebrew/German about an argument s/he had with a friend
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
very Very
difficult easy
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8b. Telling about an interesting cartoon s/he has seen in Hebrew/German
[ _|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|_ ]
very very
difficult easy
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