You walk into your kitchen and your parents immediately stop talking. Why do you think they stopped talking?
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You glanced over your notes for your test tomorrow and are now watching YouTube videos. Your parent says, "I'm glad you've got your nose to the grindstone." What do they mean?
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Your teacher is handing back your English essays and she seems like she is in a great mood. How do you think the class overall did on their essays?
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A friend you eat lunch with is suddenly eating at another table and is avoiding talking to you. Why?
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You want to get your driver's permit but your parent says that you'll get it when you show you're ready for it. What could you do?
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Your friend isn't eating lunch, but he keeps sighing and saying, "I'm so hungry." Why isn't he eating?
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Someone is looking at you for what seems like too long. Why might they be looking at you? What could you say?
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You get home from school and you drop your book bag, kick off your shoes, and use several dishes to make a snack. When your parent gets home, they say, "It looks like a tornado went through here." Why did they say that?
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You tell a joke that everyone laughs at. You tell a similar joke next. People don't laugh as much. Why?
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Your teacher tries to get the class's attention, but everyone is still talking. She stands at the front of the room and doesn't say anything? Why?
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Your teacher is reviewing for a test and keeps saying some phrases really loudly while looking very intensely at the class. Why is she doing this?
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Your mom tells you what you're doing this weekend. You say, "sounds like as much fun as a dentist appointment." What type of weekend does your mom have planned?
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You brought a bunch of coins from home to pay for your lunch. You are trying to count them to pay for your food, but you keep getting distracted. How does the cashier feel? How do the students behind you feel?
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Someone in your class that you talk to almost every day asks you for your phone number. Why?
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You're leaving the house and your parent says, "It's 38 degrees out this morning." What are they telling you?
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You're working on a study guide and the person next to you keeps asking if you understand the material. Why?
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You are talking to someone and you notice that they wrinkle their nose and take a step back. Why might they have done that?
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Your friend comes out of talent show auditions and says, "I feel like I could fly." What does she mean?
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Your parent got home late from work and still managed to make the family dinner. They seem tired and stressed. What could you do after you eat your dinner? Why?
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You work at a fast food restaurant. They person ordering seems like they're in a hurry. What should you do?
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