A1 - A2 (Beginner - Elementary)

1. What does “changing the world” mean to you?

2. Do you think one person can make a difference? Why or why not?

3. Who is a person that has changed the world?

4. What small things can people do to help others?

5. Do you think technology has changed the world? How?

6. What is one problem in the world today?

7. Do you think helping the environment is important? Why?

8. What is something you would change in your city?

9. How can people be kinder to each other?

10. Do you think education can change the world? Why?

11. What do you think is the biggest problem in the world?

12. How can we make the world a happier place?

13. Do you think young people can change the world?

14. What is one good thing about the world today?

15. How can we help people who are in need?

16. What would you do if you had the power to change one thing?

B1 - B2 (Intermediate - Upper-Intermediate)

17. What are some ways ordinary people can help change the world?

18. How do charities and non-profit organizations make a difference?

19. What role does education play in solving world problems?

20. How can social media be used to create positive change?

21. What are some small actions that can lead to big changes?

22. Do you think governments are responsible for making the world better? Why or why not?

23. How do inventions and technology help solve global problems?

24. What are some ways to fight poverty around the world?

25. How does volunteering help make a difference?

26. Do you think businesses should focus on making money or helping society? Why?

27. How can people be encouraged to care more about global issues?

28. What is the best way to inspire others to take action?

29. Should rich countries help poor countries? Why or why not?

30. How do movies and books influence how people think about the world?

31. How does climate change affect the world?

32. What are some examples of successful social movements?

C1 - C2 (Advanced - Proficient)

33. How do individuals balance personal success with social responsibility?

34. What historical movements have had the greatest impact on society?

35. Is it more effective to change the world through activism or innovation? Why?

36. How do economic systems impact global inequality?

37. Should individuals or governments be responsible for creating change? Why?

38. How can ethical leadership create a better future?

39. What role does journalism play in influencing world change?

40. What are the risks and benefits of rapid technological advancements?

41. How can cultural differences shape the way people see global issues?

42. Should education focus more on real-world problems? Why or why not?

43. How can businesses be more socially responsible while staying profitable?

44. Do people today have more or less power to change the world than in the past?

45. What are the long-term effects of humanitarian aid?

46. How do international organizations like the UN help shape the world?

47. What is the biggest challenge in making the world a better place?

48. If you had unlimited resources, what would you do to change the world?