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Student Interview Questions

The document provides a structured set of interview questions for students across different grade levels (K-1, 2-5, 6-8, 9-12), categorized by difficulty: low, moderate, and high. Each grade level includes questions that progress in complexity, encouraging deeper thinking and expression. The questions cover various topics including personal preferences, family, and hypothetical scenarios to engage students in conversation.

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Student Interview Questions

The document provides a structured set of interview questions for students across different grade levels (K-1, 2-5, 6-8, 9-12), categorized by difficulty: low, moderate, and high. Each grade level includes questions that progress in complexity, encouraging deeper thinking and expression. The questions cover various topics including personal preferences, family, and hypothetical scenarios to engage students in conversation.

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Student Interview Sample Questions

Ask questions at low levels of difficulty and progress in difficulty

Grade Low Level Moderate Level High Level


K-1 What is your name? Tell me about someone in your family? How is a dog different from a cat?
How old are you? What do you like to do with your friends? How is a dog the same as a cat?
What is your favorite color? What shows do you like to watch on TV? What is your favorite book/movie? Tell me why.
What foods don’t you like? Why? What would you do if you fell down and hurt your knee?

2-5 What is your name? What would you want to do on your next birthday? What is your favorite subject in school? Tell me why?
How old are you? What is your favorite game? How do you play it? How is a banana different from an orange?
When is your birthday? What do you like to do with friends/family? How is a banana the same as an orange?
What foods don’t you like? Tell me why. Describe your favorite book/movie?
What kind of food do you like? Tell me why. Can you tell me about a character in a book/movie?
If you could have one wish, what would it be? Tell me why.

6-8 What is your name? What do you like to do on the weekends? What is your favorite subject in school? Explain why.
Where do you live? What shows do you like to watch on TV? Convince me why I should like your favorite (sports team/video
Tell me about someone in your fami What kind of music do you not like to listen to? game.)
What do you like to do after Tell me about your favorite (sports team, video How is a television different/same from a computer?
school? game, toy, or hobby)? Tell me about a special place you have been to.
Explain why this place is special to you?
Your best friend is crying. Describe what would you do?

9-12 What is your favorite color? Tell me about your favorite family trip. What job would you never want to do? Tell me why.
Where do you live? What kind of books do you like to read? How is a car different/same from a motorcycle?
Tell me about a special person in What is your favorite TV show? Tell me why. Tell me something I might not know about the place you were
your life. born.
What would you do if there was a fire in the house?
Describe a job that you think is useful for society. Explain why.
Describe your favorite teacher/friend/family member.

Student Interview Sample Questions adapted from the NY State Education Department

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