Topic 1: Adventure and Exploration

A1 - A2 (Beginner - Elementary)

1. Have you ever been on an adventure? Where did you go?

2. Do you like exploring new places? Why or why not?

3. What is the most exciting place you have visited?

4. Would you rather explore a city or nature? Why?

5. What kind of adventures do you like (hiking, traveling, etc.)?

6. Have you ever been lost in a new place? What happened?

7. What is your dream adventure?

8. Do you like watching adventure movies? Why?

9. Would you go camping in the forest? Why or why not?

10. Have you ever tried a new activity that felt like an adventure?

11. Do you prefer to travel alone or with friends? Why?

12. Have you ever taken a road trip? Where did you go?

13. What do you need to take on an adventure?

14. What animals do you think you might see on an adventure?

15. Would you like to explore space? Why or why not?

16. What is the most adventurous thing you have ever done?

B1 - B2 (Intermediate - Upper-Intermediate)

17. What is the difference between an adventure and a vacation?

18. If you could explore any country, where would you go and why?

19. What are the risks of going on an adventure?

20. Have you ever had a scary adventure? What happened?

21. Do you think adventure is necessary in life? Why or why not?

22. What skills do people need to be good explorers?

23. Would you ever go on an extreme adventure like skydiving or scuba diving?

24. What are the benefits of exploring nature?

25. Have you ever taken an unplanned trip? How did it go?

26. What is more important in an adventure: planning or spontaneity?

27. Do you think people take fewer risks today compared to the past?

28. What kind of equipment do people need for a big adventure?

29. If you could time-travel, what era would you explore?

30. What do you think motivates people to climb mountains or cross oceans?

31. What is the best way to document an adventure (writing, photography, video)?

32. Can an ordinary day turn into an adventure? How?

C1 - C2 (Advanced - Proficient)

33. How has the concept of adventure changed over time?

34. Why do some people seek danger and adrenaline in their adventures?

35. Is adventure something that can be planned, or must it happen naturally?

36. Do you believe in the idea of “finding yourself” through travel and exploration?

37. What role does storytelling play in making an adventure memorable?

38. What is the difference between exploration and exploitation?

39. How do economic and political factors affect adventure tourism?

40. What ethical responsibilities do explorers have when visiting remote areas?

41. Should adventure sports be regulated more strictly for safety reasons?

42. What are the psychological benefits of going on adventures?

43. How do you define a “modern-day explorer”?

44. Would you ever participate in a survival challenge? Why or why not?

45. How do cultural differences influence the way people experience adventure?

46. In what ways does technology change the way people explore the world?

47. How does risk-taking in adventure compare to risk-taking in business or personal life?

48. If you could interview a famous explorer, what questions would you ask?