English, 28.10.2020 22:10 tasniahussain21

Boundary Breaker Personal CHOICES. 1. What is your favorite “TOY” at this point in your life?.

2. What leisure time activity pleases you most?

3. What is the greatest problem in the United State today?

4. What is the best regular program on television?

5. If you destroy one thing and only one thing, what would you destroy?

6. What emotion is strongest in you?

7. What do you think people like in you the most?

8. What do you think people like in you the least?

9. Who has most influenced your life?

10. What would you like to be talented at that you are not at the present time?

11. What one day in your life would you like to live over?

12. What is your strongest fear about being a college student?

13. If you were shipwrecked on a desert island, what one item would you most want to take? ( You cannot take electronic entertainment or devices, e. g. radio, cell phone, TV, or a friend).

14. If you could have a dinner conversation with anyone alive, who would it be?

15. If you could build one thing, what would you build?

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Boundary Breaker Personal CHOICES. 1. What is your favorite “TOY” at this point in your life?.