English Topics: How typical are you for a member of your generation?

Ice Breaking Topics

Are there any foods you absolutely hate?
How much fruit and vegetables do you consume in a typical day? Should you eat more?
If you could create your own holiday, what would it celebrate?
What is one thing you would like to change about your country?
Do you prefer morning or night?
Have you ever taken a class that completely surprised you?
What is the first thing you think of when you wake up?
How do you stay disciplined and committed to your goals, even when faced with distractions or challenges?

When did you notice a big generational gap?
How typical are you for a member of your generation?
What are some ways that different generations think and act differently?
What are some skills that older people might know better than younger people?
How do values of politeness differ between generations?
How respectful are people of their elders in your country?
Can people from different generations be genuine friends? Why or why not?
What are some of the positive aspects of working with people from different generations?

How do you think the concept of "slow food" and a focus on quality and tradition can enhance our overall relationship with food?
Is your native language hard for others to learn?
Do you prefer being alone or with others?
Do your cousins like you? Why?
How can businesses effectively balance profit and social responsibility?
How do you define success?
Who was your first Native English-speaking teacher?
How do you prioritize your goals and ensure that you are working towards the most important ones?