English Class Interview.
Questions:
1. Do you know anyone who was born outside of the United States? If so, who? Where are they
from?
2. Were you born in another country? If so, were?
3. What is your ethnicity/culture?
4. List or describe some of the popular foods of your culture.
5. What’s your opinion concerning the current state of immigration? (Laws, employing immigrants,
issues of citizenship, language preferences?)
6. Do you or anyone you know go to school with, work closely with, or are good friends with
someone from another country?
7. What do you believe are the benefits of befriending someone of another culture?
8. Do you feel that it is necessary to be a citizen of the United States in order to vote or to run for
office?
9. If there was an election that gave American citizens the choice to vote for a law that would send
those who have migrated here from other countries back to their native land, would you vote in
favor of it or against it? Why or why not?
10. Are you concerned that the laws put in place by the government will not effectively protect the
rights of immigrants?
11. Are you concerned about the changing demographics of America: Minorities outnumbering
majority race? Do you believe that this is actually happening? How do you think that this
change will affect how we view people of different ethnicities, religions, cultures, etc.?
12. Do you believe that the features of one group are superior to another group? (eye color, hair,
skin color). Why or why not?
HTML colorQuestions:
1. Do you know anyone who was born outside of the United States? If so, who? Where are they
from?
2. Were you born in another country? If so, were?
3. What is your ethnicity/culture?
4. List or describe some of the popular foods of your culture.
5. What’s your opinion concerning the current state of immigration? (Laws, employing immigrants,
issues of citizenship, language preferences?)
6. Do you or anyone you know go to school with, work closely with, or are good friends with
someone from another country?
7. What do you believe are the benefits of befriending someone of another culture?
8. Do you feel that it is necessary to be a citizen of the United States in order to vote or to run for
office?
9. If there was an election that gave American citizens the choice to vote for a law that would send
those who have migrated here from other countries back to their native land, would you vote in
favor of it or against it? Why or why not?
10. Are you concerned that the laws put in place by the government will not effectively protect the
rights of immigrants?
11. Are you concerned about the changing demographics of America: Minorities outnumbering
majority race? Do you believe that this is actually happening? How do you think that this
change will affect how we view people of different ethnicities, religions, cultures, etc.?
12. Do you believe that the features of one group are superior to another group? (eye color, hair,
skin color). Why or why not?
1.Trey knows a person named Ana and she is from El Salvador.
2. No.
3. Trey is an African American Christian.
4. Fried Chicken, Collard Greens, Mashed Potatoes and sweet potatoes.
5. Trey think thats people should live where ever they want to live, but there should be a background check or something.
6. One of Treys distant Aunts are from Japan.
7. Yes because you can learn about different culture and if you learn about a different culture you can learn more than you really knew.
8. Yes because not everyone could not be a good person and if you come from another country you could be a bad person and also you need to have some knowledge
9. No i wouldnt vote for it because technically everyone from America are immigrants plus its supposed to be everyones land.
10. No, Im pretty sure that they will be protected.
11. Yes because African Americans and Hispanics are the highest race, but eventually another race will come by and do the same thing.
12. No. Because people may look different but you may get the same problems as everyone else.
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