Conversation Questions Related to Age

Conversation Questions Related to Age

Conversation Questions Related to Age

Childhood and Growing Up

1. What is your earliest memory as a child?

2. What did you enjoy doing when you were five years old?

3. At what age did you start school?

4. What is something you miss about being a child?

5. What do you think is the best age to be? Why?

6. How did you change between the ages of 10 and 18?

7. Were you more independent or dependent as a teenager?

8. What were you like at the age of 15?

Teenage Years

9. Do you think teenagers have an easy or difficult life? Why?

10. What advice would you give your teenage self?

11. At what age should people be allowed to drive?

12. What age is too young to get married, in your opinion?

13. Do you think age affects maturity?

14. Is there too much pressure on young people nowadays?

Adulthood

15. At what age do you think someone becomes an adult?

16. What are the advantages of being in your twenties or thirties?

17. Do you think life gets better or worse as you get older? Why?

18. Is age just a number, or does it matter?

19. Do you think you act your age? Why or why not?

20. Are there things you can’t do now that you could do when you were younger?

Conversation Questions Related to Age

Ageing and Old Age

21. What are some benefits of getting older?

22. What are some challenges elderly people face?

23. At what age is someone considered “old” in your culture?

24. Do you think older people are respected enough in society?

25. How should society treat retired people?

26. Would you prefer to age in place in your own home or in a care facility?

Social Views and Stereotypes

27. What stereotypes exist about young and old people?

28. Do you think older people are better at giving advice?

29. Have you ever been treated differently because of your age?

30. Can younger and older people be good friends?

31. Do age gaps matter in friendships or relationships?

32. What do you think about ageism?

Age and Culture

33. How is age viewed in your culture?

34. Are birthdays important where you come from?

35. Are there age-based traditions in your country?

36. What’s the legal age for drinking alcohol in your country?

37. What responsibilities come with age in your culture?

Conversation Questions Related to Age

Reflective and Personal

38. Do you feel older or younger than your real age?

39. How has your attitude to age changed over the years?

40. What do you look forward to as you get older?

41. What age would you like to stay forever? Why?

42. Do you think people should try to look younger than they are?

43. Do you believe people change with age or stay the same?

Future and Hypotheticals

44. How old would you like to be in 10 years?

45. If you could go back to any age, what age would you choose and why?

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