Danger is an interesting topic that you can discuss with late teenagers and older students. This danger conversation questions worksheet also has 4 pictures that you can get your students to describe and compare to get the activity started.
The worksheet can be used for intermediate-level learners and above. The most challenging terms in this speaking activity include – situation, sign, react, signify, effective, and come across.
The danger conversation questions are –
1 – How do you react to danger? Are you usually calm or overly worried?
2 – What is the most dangerous thing that you have seen this week?
3 – Which jobs do you think are very dangerous? Would you like to do any of these jobs?
4 – Have you ever seen a dangerous situation in the workplace? What happened?
5 – What is the most dangerous place in your hometown? Why is it dangerous?
6 – Does your country have many warning signs about danger? Can you give examples?
7 – What things are dangerous in your own home? Why are they dangerous?
8 – Do you think that danger is exciting? Why do you think some people like danger?
9 – Which sports do you think are dangerous? What things can happen in these sports?
10 – How would you react if you stepped on a snake or saw a tiger in the jungle?
11 – What do you think people should do when they are in dangerous situations?
12 – What colors do you think signify danger? Do you like to wear these colors?
13 – Are there too many safety rules to protect people from hurting themselves?
14 – What kinds of danger would you worry about your children coming across?
15 – Who is the first person that you would call for help if your life was in danger?
16 – In what ways can money be dangerous? Have you ever seen it cause problems?
17 – What is the most dangerous animal in your country? What can it do to be dangerous?
18 – If you were to go looking for danger tonight, where would you go and why?
19 – What do you think is the most dangerous country in the world? Why do you think so?
20 – Who do you think is the most dangerous person in the world and why?
21 – If you were to paint a picture of danger, what would it look like?
22 – In what ways did you protect yourself from danger today? Was it effective?
23 – How could your city change to have less danger? What can you do about it?
24 – Would you ever put yourself in danger for another person? Who and why?
25 – What things do you think that you will come across tomorrow that may be dangerous?
