Writing topics

Me and others
 Let me introduce myself...

 My sister/brother

 My father's/mother's job

 My best friend

 People I like

 Problems of young people

 What I think about fashion

 My strangest dream

 Who can be a hero?

 Would you do any voluntary activity?

My world
 My home town

 Which do you prefer - city life or country life?

 Holidays at home or abroad?

 I'm happy when...

 If I had a million dollars...

 Living as a teenager in my country

Hobbies and leisure

 Cost of Cds/DVDs

 My hobbies and interests

 My favourite pop group

 My favourite sport

 An interesting weekend
  An interesting film/book

 My last holidays in...

 Plans for my next holidays

 I have a dangerous hobby

Education and work

 Applying for a job

 Give arguments for or against teenage working

 My dream job

 My dream school

 My favourite subject

 School uniforms

 Schools in the USA/Britain and Germany

Healthy life
 What's my day like?

 What I like to eat...

 At the doctor's
 Try to convince your friend to stop smoking/drinking/taking drugs

 My attitude towards sport

 My favourite sports

 I like fast food

 I'm a vegetarian

Me as a consumer
 I like/don't like shopping

 Pocket money - how much do you get - how much do you need?

 Do you save money?

Life on earth
 My pet

 How can you save the environment?

 Endangered animals

 Skiing and the environment

 Why I like animals

Media and arts

 Do you like reading?

 Which do you prefer - reading a book or watching the film?

 I like my mobile phone

 I like watching TV.

 I like playing on the computer.

 There's too much violence on TV

 Success changes people - what do you think?

The world of English

 Life in Britain/the USA/Australia/Northern Ireland (or another English speaking
country)

 Why should people speak English?

Past, present and future

 A day without electricity

 My future wife/husband

 How do you see yourself in 10 years?

 Christmas - an old tradition that should be kept or big business for the industry
Argumentative Essay Topics

 Should plastic be banned?

  Pollution due to Urbanization
 Education should be free
 Should Students get limited access to the Internet?
 Selling Tobacco should be banned
 Smoking in public places should be banned
 Facebook should be banned
 Students should not be allowed to play PUBG
COVID-19
1. Is online schooling as effective as in-class education?
2. How can students prevent stress from staying at home due to COVID-19?
3. Has quarantining due to the coronavirus caused families to be closer or farther
apart?
4. How important is it to wear a facemask when out of the house?
5. How can you keep in touch with friends while staying in quarantine?
6. What do students find most surprising about staying at home during the
coronavirus?
7. How can graduating seniors enjoy their last semester while staying at home?
8. What new traditions could come out of the COVID-19 situation?
9. What is the best way for the country to open up again?
10. How has COVID-19 changed student's lives for the better? for the worse?
11. How will COVID-19 change student's college plans?
12. Should school districts change their attendance policies about illnesses?
13. How can teachers make online classes better?
14. How can students make the best use of their time when studying at home?
15. How can parents of elementary school students best help their children learn
at home?
16. Will more families consider homeschooling after COVID-19?
17. What is the best way to protect yourself from getting infected by the
coronavirus?
18. Which student groups are negatively affected the most by having to study at
home?
19. What are the best ways to support learning disabled or physically challenged
students when they are learning at home?
20. What effect does COVID-19 have on mental stress? How can a person best
overcome it?

Body Image
1. Should the fashion industry change their way of advertising?
2. Are romantic movies damaging to real relationships?
3. Are beauty pageants beneficial to women?
 4. Do young men have body image problems?
5. How does advertising affect the body image of men?
6. Should the fashion industry use models that look more like regular people?
7. Should brands like Victoria's Secret use plus-sized models?
8. Should women get plastic surgery to make themselves have a better self-
image?
9. Does playing with dolls like Barbie negatively influence a girl’s body image?
10. How can young women develop a healthy body image?

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News Topics
1. Is satire and comedy news a good way to stay informed?
2. What is “fake news?”
3. Is there such a thing as “unbiased reporting?”
4. What is the best role for news reporters in a digital era?
5. Does reporting by ordinary citizens actually give us better news?
6. Will newspapers go out of business or become only digital?
7. Is crowdfunded journalism going to be an important trend?
8. Is our news coverage too narrow?
9. How helpful is "fact checking" of speeches?
10. Why did the media not get the 2016 American Presidential election or Brexit
correct?

Mind and Mental Health

1. Can brain damage from drugs be reversed?
2. What are the effects of marijuana on the brain?
3. Can learning to do lucid dreaming help you?
4. What is the best treatment for PSTD?
5. Is virtual reality more than just for fun?
6. Are video games bad for kids?
7. How is the Internet affecting our intelligence?
8. What limits should there be for genetic engineering of humans?
9. What role should race play in American identity?
10. What is the best way to help a friend or relative who is an alcoholic?
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New Technology
1. How will 3-D printing change our future?
2. What research offers the most promising help for disabled people?
 3. Are self-driving trucks a good idea?
4. Is face-detecting software a good way to solve the problem of identity theft?
5. How with practical quantum computers change our lives?
6. How will 360-degree selfie cameras change the way we share our lives?
7. What are the implications of the Cell Atlas?
8. Is adding connectivity of our home devices helpful or not?
9. Can computers really become intelligent?
10. Which is better, PC or Mac?

Social Media
1. Should people be judged by their social media posting?
2. Are online dating sites just a scam, or can they form lasting relationships?
3. Should texting and driving be illegal?
4. Is technology making our attention span shorter?
5. Does social media like Twitter have a place in the classroom?
6. Does social media negatively impact teenagers social lives?
7. How is social media changing parent and child relationships?
8. When in social situations is looking at your phone or texting inappropriate?
9. What rules should college or high school students follow when posting to
social media?
10. How can families handle the problem of their child being bullied through social
media?

High School Life

1. Why join ROTC?
2. How can people concentrate better when studying?
3. What is the best way to ask a date to prom?
4. Is going on a study abroad worth it?
5. What is the best sport to join at our school? How did we get our school
mascot?
6. What are the benefits of being in the FFA, BPA or other school organization?
7. Is learning a foreign language in high school important?
8. Is prom worth the cost?
9. What makes a successful dating relationship?
10. Should more high schools have apprenticeships or technical programs so
people can get a job right out of school?

Food and Eating

1. Why is junk food so addictive?
2. Is drinking bottled water a good idea?
3. Do fad diets actually work?
4. Does eating gluten-free really make people healthier?
5. Which fast food restaurant serves the best food?
6. Where are the best cheap eating spots in town?
7. Which is better, Starbucks or your local coffee shop?
8. How important is it to "eat the rainbow?"
9. What is the best diet for an athlete?
 10. Is “all-natural” or “organic” worth paying more for?

Education
1. Is homework good or bad for student achievement?
2. Which is better, private school, public school or homeschooling?
3. Should vaccinations continue to be mandatory in public schools?
4. Should “gifted” students receive special educational treatment?
5. How do online high schools compare to traditional education?
6. Should schools move to having online classes in high school?
7. What is the best way to take notes in classes?
8. Is teaching suicide prevention in school helpful?
9. Should schools switch to e-books?
10. Why is math hard?

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Tattoos and Body Piercing

1. Why do people get multiple body piercings?
2. Why are tattoos a popular trend?
3. How do tattoos of men differ from the ones women choose?
4. Is getting a tattoo safe?
5. What is the most popular tattoo?
6. How can you best care for your new tattoo or piercing?
7. What are the most popular trends in tattoos this year?
8. What makes a bad tattoo idea?
9. Is tattoo art?
10. Are there some tattoos that should be taboo?
Crimes and Prison
1. How can we prevent accidents caused by DUIs?
2. Should the death penalty be legal in all states?
3. How can we select better juries in high-profile cases?
4. Are afterschool programs a good way to reduce violence and gangs?
5. What should be the goal of putting someone in prison? Punishment,
rehabilitation or something is the
6. What is the humane treatment of prisoners?
7. Do art, music, and drama help in rehabilitating prisoners?
8. Does legalization of marijuana reduce crime?
9. Can programs that create jobs prevent crime?
10. Do illegal immigrants commit a lot of crimes?

Business
1. Should businesses hire mentally and physically disabled people?
2. How can employers best encourage better health among their employees?
3. Is STEM really the best career choice?
4. Is nursing a good career for talented men and women?
5. Should tattoos be allowed in the workplace?
6. Should people on welfare be required to submit to drug testing?
7. Should more employers offer flexible scheduling or working from home?
8. Should businesses offer mental health benefits for employees and families?
9. Should more businesses offer parental and family leave for both parents?
10. Does owning your own business really make a better career?

Health
1. How can people best be encouraged to make healthier lifestyle choices?
2. How does lack of sleep hurt us?
3. What is an allergy?
4. Do T.V. shows about overweight people losing weight exploit or help?
5. What is the best possible treatment for Type 2 diabetes?
6. What is the best way to quit smoking? How can we best solve the problem of
antibiotic resistance?
7. Are drugs overused in treating mental illness?
8. What are the causes and best treatments for bi-polar disease?
9. What makes some people able to live to be over 100?
10. Does Internet medical information make people healthier?

Entertainment
1. Is “virtual reality” going to be important in entertainment?
2. Do violent images, music, and games cause people to act out violently?
3. Why do adults enjoy Disney movies?
4. Why are movies like “The Lion King” ones kids watch over and over?
5. Which shows are best for binge watching?
6. Why is “Fixer Upper” so popular?
 7. How does Lego Batman compare to other versions of the Batman franchise?
8. Which video game has the best storyline?
9. Has Marvel changed the source material too much?
10. Which horror movie is really the scariest?

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Sports
1. Should parents allow their kids to play football?
2. How can we make football safer?
3. Why is NASCAR losing fans?
4. Who is the best quarterback of all time?
5. What effect does moving and changing schools have on a high schooler?
6. Should college athletes get paid?
7. What kinds of sports should be added to the Olympics?
8. Can virtual reality help athletes train more effectively?
9. How does Rugby compare to American football?
10. How can overuse injuries be prevented in high school athletics?

Family
1. What are the benefits of growing up in a large family?
2. What makes a successful marriage?
3. What are the health benefits of marriage?
4. What is the value of searching for your genealogy?
 5. Is interracial marriage a good idea?
6. Does living together before marriage create better marriages?
7. What is the value of a family vacation?
8. How can parents get to know their teenagers better?
9. What causes the break-up of marriages?
10. What rules should parents have for their teenagers?

Questions & Answers

Question: Would "Is growing up a trap?" be a good essay topic?

Answer: Your question is interesting but somewhat unclear. This would actually

make a good title for an essay but the topic question needs to put your ideas into
context. A good question could be:

Children all think that only grown-ups have fun, but is growing up really as good as it
seems?

Then your thesis can be something like:

Growing up is really a trap because adulthood is not only privileges but also many
responsibilities.

Question: What do you think of, "What rules should parents have for their
teenagers?" as an English essay topic?

Answer: You can start this essay with a great story about a conflict between parents
and teenagers over rules. What would be a really good strategy for writing on this
topic is to point out that both sides really want what is best for the teenager and are
wanting them to grow up to be a responsible adult, but they have different means for
how they think that should happen.

Here are some other topic ideas:

1. How can parents best adjust their rules to let their children learn adult
responsibilities and choices?

2. How should teenagers most effectively talk with their parents about changing
rules?

3. What is the difference between rules that keep teens safe and rules that are not
really necessary?
4. How can parents best instill their own values on their children?

Question: What is the best topic for a quick essay?

Answer: To write a quick essay, you need to choose a topic you know a lot about or
a subject that you believe strongly in. It helps if you have spent a lot of time thinking
or talking to people about that topic. That will let you easily think of things to say. To
find that easy topic, follow these steps:

1. Read my list of easy essay topics (these are divided by subjects to help you scan
quickly: sports, healthy living, women, education, business,
environment): https://hubpages.com/humanities/Essay-Topic-Ideas.... Or my list of
Easy Argument topics (obesity/dieting/food, recycling, families, and relationships,
technology, aging and retirement): https://hubpages.com/academia/100-Easy-
Argumentati...

2. Find a couple of topic questions you like or know a lot about.

3. Copy these on a Word document.

4. Set a timer for 5 minutes.

5. Just start writing everything you know about that topic.

6. When the timer goes off, look at what you've written. Do you have enough ideas to
write a whole paper? Do you think you have a lot of examples you can use just from
your head? Do you want to write on this topic? If so, then just get started and use my
guidelines for How to Write Your Essay Fast: https://hubpages.com/humanities/How-
to-Write-Your-...

7. Not sure you like this topic? Try another topic and do the same 5-minute writing
test until you find a topic you know you can easily write on.

I find that when students do this test, they usually are much less frustrated and write
a lot more easily. It only takes 5-15 minutes total out of your time, so it is worth it.

Want to know the top 5 easy topics? Here is what my students say:

1. Is technology changing us for better or worse?

2. Is procrastination really a bad thing?

3. How can students best be healthy while in school?

4. Should standardized testing be changed? If so, how?

5. Should you pay attention to what other people think about you?

Question: What are similar topics to the essay topic, "Is mental illness a valid excuse
for missing school?"

Answer: Here are some similar topics:

1. What should a teacher's policy be for missing work or absences due to mental
illness?

2. How does mental illness impact students today?

3. Should students with mental illness be allowed special considerations in school? If

so, what?

Question: What do you think of the topic, "How can employers best encourage
better health among their employees?" for an English essay?

Answer: It is a good topic. Some possible choices are by providing gyms at work,
giving people incentives for doing exercise or being in a weight loss program, or
offering free healthy foods.

Question: What do you think of the topic, "What career can I do when I grow up?" as
an English essay topic?

Answer: Here are some other versions of this question:

1. What should I do to prepare for a career?

2. What is the best career for someone like me?

3. What are the top career choices for a person in high school to consider?

Question: What do you think of the essay topic "Why is sport useful?"

Answer: Elaborating on this question would be a bit better. Here are some
suggestions:

1. Does participating in sports make kids better students?

2. How do sports programs benefit families?

3. Why should students participate in sports?

4. Are competitive sports programs better than non-competitive ones?

5. How are sports useful for schools?

For more sports-related topics, and links to research sources, see:

https://owlcation.com/humanities/100-Great-Researc...

Question: How do I start an article about comparing universities? I need to compare

four universities.

Answer: A good way to start would be to talk about the different reasons why people
want to go to a university. You could even use your own story to start the essay.
Then you can ask the question, "What is the difference between these four
universities: [put names here]?" In the body of your paper, you should choose three
or more criteria or aspects to compare. Here are some ideas:

1. Variety of courses to study

2. Cost

3. Living accommodations or where the university is located, including how far it is

away from your home

4. Reputation

5. Whether graduates get jobs

Question: WIll "What makes a successful marriage?" make a good essay question?

Answer: You have an excellent question. Here are some other ways to word this
idea for an essay question:

1. What is the best way to prepare for a long-lasting marriage?

2. How can people best choose a marriage partner to ensure a successful marriage?

3. How do you define a successful marriage?

4. What causes people to have successful marriages?

Question: What do you think of the topic “Why abortions should be legal in every
country?" for an English essay topic?

Answer: Your topic idea is actually your thesis. Your question needs to be:

"Should abortions be illegal? or should there be an international law about

abortions?"

Question: What do you think of the topic, "What is an allergy?" for an English essay?

Answer: That topic would work for an Explaining essay. If you need to do an

argumentative essay, here are some other topic ideas:

1. Should all foods be required to be labeled for common allergens?

2. Should companies be held liable if people get ill from allergens in the foods?

3. Can allergies be prevented?

4. What is causing the increase in allergies?

5. Are "allergy shots" really a good treatment idea?

Question: What do you think of the topic, "English is a crazy language?" as an

English essay topic?

Answer: How about "Is English a Crazy Language?" I generally suggest that you
start with a question that could have at least two answers. If there is not a different
opinion on the subject, then it really isn't a good essay question. I do think that
"crazy" is a bit of a vague term, although it would make a good essay title. You will
need to define what you mean by "crazy" and also compare English to other
languages (not just one) that are less "crazy."

Question: What do you think about "Why should students be allowed to choose what
they learn about in school?" as an essay topic?

Answer: Your statement is more like a thesis because it tends to allow only arguing
one side. You probably want to have a research question like: How much choice
should students have in what subjects they study in school? Your answer to that
question will be your thesis. Here are some examples:

Students should be allowed to choose all of their own classes and have nothing
required.

Students should be allowed to choose at least half of their classes.

Question: Would "How can people concentrate more when studying?" make a good
essay topic?

Answer: Other possible questions:

1. How can students stop procrastinating?

2. How can students get more out of their studying times?

3. What strategies enhance concentration while studying?

4. How can students best avoid distractions while studying?

Question: What are other English essay topics about marriage?

Answer: Here are other marriage topic questions:

1. How can people best prepare for a successful marriage?

2. What is a successful marriage?

Question: How can I improve my grammar while essay writing?

Answer: Here are some simple ways to improve your grammar while you write:

1. Use spellcheck and Grammarly on your essay but don't just click the answer. Pay
attention to what the error is and write down a note of what you are doing wrong most
often. Look up those rules and learn the difference.

2. Use the ideas in my article on how to proofread your essay

(https://hubpages.com/humanities/Essay-Revision-Ste... but don't just use it to
correct your essay. Use the errors you find to help you understand what you do
wrong and then research information about those particular errors and memorize
how to do it correctly.

3. Pay close attention to any errors that your instructor marks on your essays. Look
up the meaning of those errors or go to your instructor for help in understanding
them.

Ultimately, getting better at grammar is up to you!

Question: What do you think of, "How does lack of sleep hurt us?" for an English
essay topic?

Answer: This is a good question. You can also do:

1. What is a good way for students to get the right amount of sleep?

2. How much sleep do we really need?

3. What is "a good night's sleep?"

Question: What do you think of the topic, "What should I do to prepare for a career?"
for an English essay?

Answer: In general, your topic should not use the first person "I" because then your
essay is only directed towards you. If you are doing a personal experience essay,
that is all right, but most English class essays are meant to have a broader audience.
Here are some other topic questions that would work:

1. What are the best steps for career preparation in the field of....?"

2. How can students prepare for their future career while in college?
3. Which course of study best prepares you for a career?

Question: Is "What university you would consider going to?" a good essay topic?

Answer: You need a question rather than a statement to make a good topic. The
topic question should have more than one possible answer. That way your thesis will
be able to tell your answer to the question as well as the reasons you would give for
that answer. Here are some possible questions:

1. Which is the best university for learning English?

2. What are good criteria for choosing a university to attend?

3. Is it a good idea to go to the university your parents prefer?

4. Should you choose a uuniversity first or a field of study?

Question: What do you think of, "What makes a bad tattoo idea?" for an English
essay topic?

Answer: I've seen a few rather bad tattoos when standing in line at waterparks. Here
are some other topic ideas?

1. What is the best way to choose a tattoo?

2. Should you choose a tattoo that has someone else's name?

3. Where is the best place to have a tattoo?

4. Are there any tattoos that should be avoided?

Question: Do I need to do the draft first before writing the full essay? How can a
draft help me? What will happen if I draft the wrong information?

Answer: Of course you can write just one version of the essay and turn it in. The
benefit of writing a draft (or several drafts) before turning in your essay is that if you
think about the first version as an unfinished draft, it can help you to keep on going
and finish it. Often students get stuck in the middle of an essay because they can't
think of just the right example, or don't have enough ideas. I tell them on the first draft
to just write down what they have and keep on moving to the next point. After
finishing the first draft, you might then go back and fix some of the things you know
are wrong. When you have the paper as good as you can get it for that moment, it is
time to have someone else read it and give you some critique and suggestions.
Getting another person's opinion is the best way to improve. Generally, I have my
students get at least two of their classmates to read their paper and give peer editing
comments. Because there will be some time between writing the first draft, getting
the comments from readers, and sitting down to do the final draft, you will also gain
from the fact that you've had a break from your writing. Often, you will see many
ideas that you want to change just on your own. Here is my article on editing for your
final draft: https://owlcation.com/humanities/How-to-Write-a-Pa...

Question: I wanted to write an essay about 3-4 pages long about how we should
raise kids. I want to write about what age we should start disciplining them. What
would be a great topic and thesis?

Answer: You would start with a topic question and then the answer to that question
would be your thesis. Here is an article with a variety of parenting topic
questions:https://owlcation.com/academia/Topic-Ideas-for-Exp...

Here is an article that would help you write that

thesis: https://hubpages.com/academia/How-to-Write-a-Great...

Question: How do I write a position paper on this topic, "Do nurses care in this
country?"

Answer: Start with a story about a nurse who either shows they care or they do not
care (depending on your point of view in the essay). Then give the question and your
answer. The main part of the essay will be giving reasons for your answer supported
by evidence. The conclusion will tell what you want your readers to think, do, or
believe after reading your essay. For more help in writing
see: https://hubpages.com/academia/How-to-Write-an-Argu...

Question: What do you think of the essay topic "Do young men have body image
problems?"

Answer: That is an interesting question and could be used in contrast to the typical

situation that people talk about female body image problems. Other possible topics
are:

1. Should we be more concerned about men's body image problems?

2. How important is it to have ordinary male bodies portrayed in advertisements and

movies?

3. How can we help young men to have an appropriate image of themselves?

Question: What are the uses of "nevertheless?"

Answer: You would use that word to mean "in spite of the previous information."
Other words and phrases that could be used which have a similar meaning would be:

In spite of that

However

Although that is true, still

Even so

With that in mind

Without forgetting that, we still

Question: How can I prove an essay topic delving into the civil system in the U.S is
made for black people to fail? Can you help me make it less biased?

Answer: Your question is actually your thesis answer, which of course is going to

show bias because it is your position. In order to make the essay work, you need to
decide what question you can ask which could have more than one answer (or more
than just a yes/no answer). Additionally, it can sometimes be more effective to focus
on how things could be different and change for the better rather than just
complaining or pointing out the problems. In the course of talking about changes, you
can use evidence of the current problems to support the need for change. Here are
some possible questions on your topic:

1. Is there a bias in the U.S. criminal system against certain groups?

2. How can the U.S. government be changed to help African-American communities

be more successful?

3. How can the U.S. civil system be improved to provide better opportunities for
African Americans?

4. How can the U.S. prevent the problem of so many black men spending time in
prison?

5. How can the civil system of the U.S. be made more just for all people?
Question: How can I write a good essay? Can anyone do it?

Answer: Anyone can write a good essay if they follow the instruction in my articles. It
really isn't hard to write if you know the tricks. Here is my easiest guide for writing a
research paper fast: https://hubpages.com/humanities/Writing-Argument-E... If you
just read and follow these steps, you should have a fabulous essay.

Question: What about this question for an English essay topic, "Do we sit for exams
too early in our life?"

Answer: It would be better to make the question a bit more general:

1. When is the best time for students to sit for exams?

2. Should we change when students sit for exams?

Question: Many critics that analyzed Robert Frost's poem "Out Out" had questions
of their own. Is this a good thesis?

Answer: That sounds like a good topic idea but it doesn't really work as a thesis
since you would just be repeating things that other writer's had said without adding
your own point. I usually suggest that people start with a thesis question that can be
answered in several ways. Then your answer would be the thesis and the reasons for
the answer would be your topic sentences. Here are some possible thesis questions
on "Out Out":

1. What does the poem "Out Out" mean?

2. How does "Out Out" relate to Shakespeare's work?

3. Why did Robert Frost write the poem "Out Out?"

4. How does Robert Frost use language effectively in "Out Out" to draw out his
meaning?

Question: What could be a possible title for an argumentative essay about bilingual

education and the use of minority dialects in the classroom?

Answer: How should minority dialects be used in the classroom?

Should minority dialects be used in education?

When should students not be allowed to use minority dialects in the classroom?

Benefits of using minority dialects in educational situations.

Question: Would "Can family business ruin a family?" be a good essay question?

Answer: You raise an interesting essay question. Here are some other ways to word
it:

1. Are family businesses good for family life?

2. What causes family businesses to have difficulties?

3. How important is it for a family business to include everyone in the family?

Question: What is an easy essay topic?

Answer: See Easy Argumentative Topics for College

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Question: What topics can I write an essay on for 8th-grade kids?

Answer: You can find some topics more appropriate for teenagers in my article for
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Question: Can you give some topics on does sun affect a person's skin?

Answer: 1. How can people have healthy skin exposure to the sun?

2. How does the sun affect a person's skin?

3. What causes skin cancer?

Hypothetical
What would you do if you were late for an important appointment?

What would you do if someone accused you of a crime you didn’t commit?

What would you do if you got lost in an unfamiliar city?

What would you do if you left something in a locked building?

What would you do if your best friend stole something from you?

What would you do if you didn’t have enough money to pay your bills?

What would you do if your children were caught shoplifting?

What would you do if your car got a flat tire on the freeway?

If you could change one thing about your past, what would it be?

If you could change one major historical event, what would it be?

Description
Describe a famous park or recreation area in your home country.

Describe an interesting neighbor you have had.

Describe something you could never give away.

Describe a place you will never forget.

Describe a sporting event you attended recently.

Describe a memorable birthday celebration.

Describe a place you go for recreation or exercise.

Describe your childhood home.

Describe someone you respect deeply.

Describe the nightlife in a city you are familiar with.

Narration
Tell about a recent interview.

Tell about a time when you lost something.

Tell about one of your fondest childhood memories.

Tell about a time when you lied to your parents, boss, or teacher.

Opinion
What is your opinion about cellular phones?

What is your opinion about women in the military?

What is your opinion about a current politician?

What is your opinion about violence on television?

What is your opinion about fortune telling?

What is your opinion about the tabloids?

What is your opinion about legalizing marijuana?

What is your opinion about the welfare system?

What is your opinion about cloning?

What is your opinion about recycling?

Tell about a time when you were treated unfairly.

Briefly tell about a movie you saw recently.

Tell about something you made ?from scratch.?

Tell about a “close call” you had recently.

Tell about something you wish had never happened.

Tell about a time when you inadvertently caused trouble for someone else.
Instructions
Tell how to find something on the Internet.

Tell how to feed family members who drop by unexpectedly.

Tell how to dump a boyfriend/girlfriend.

Tell how to get from your house to the supermarket.

Tell what to do in an earthquake.

Tell how to get someone to fall in love with you.

Tell how to make a paper airplane.

Tell how to get a good table at a restaurant.

Tell how to get a discount on an expensive item.

Tell how to discipline an unruly child.