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Interview for Biography

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

One of theses is not a means of researching and gathering pieces of information for a biography

a)

an interview with the person you're writing on

b)

interviews with friends and colleagues of the person you're writing about

c)

conversations with their family members

d)

relying on only what wikipeidia says about them

2.

The main aim of interviewing a person for their biography is to

a)

gather a great deal of information about them

b)

deciding if what the news says about them is true

c)

know how intelligent they are

3.

Which of the following topics should you not ask about in an interview for biography?

a)

birth, family and early childhood

b)

education, career, challenges, and achievements

c)

awards, personal life, legacy, and hobbies

d)

political views, religious views, and membership of organisations

e)

their intelligence and knowledge of everything in the universe

4.

Select the question that can generate a lot of response from the person you're interviewing.

a)

Your name is Tope, right?

b)

Tell me about your childhood and how it felt growing up in the village?

c)

Where were you born?

d)

Do you have an education?

5.

Questions that do not require a "yes" or "no" answer, and that allow the person you're interviewing to talk at length are called

a)

closed-ended questions

b)

unlocking questions

c)

open-ended questions

d)

locked question

6.

Questions that do require a "yes" or "no" answer, and that won't allow the person you're interviewing to talk at length are called

a)

closed-ended questions

b)

unlocking questions

c)

open-ended questions

d)

locked question

7.

Which is best for an interview

a)

closed-ended questions

b)

unlocking questions

c)

open-ended questions

8.

What is the best way of recording all the response of the person you are interviewing for a biography?

a)

Tape/video recording while they talk

b)

Note taking while they talk

c)

capturing it all in your brain and memory

9.

After recording the interview, what do you do with the pieces of information you recorded?

a)

write them down

b)

develop them into paragraphs about the person's life.

c)

turn them into a video

10.

Before the interview, you should get ready with some of the questions you would want to ask your interviewee

a)

Yes

b)

No