Storybook in Five Items

Write 50 questions- can't be yes/no questions, nor ones that can be answered in simple one-word answers.

1. What is causing the itch behind my knees and ankles?
2. If I don't find a job for next year, how will I keep productive, and sane?
3. If I keep running, will my hip get better, or worse?
4. Is anyone in here not afraid of what the rest of the class thinks of them? **
5. What causes french people, when speaking english, to pronounce "h" where there is none, and not pronounce it when there is?
6. How will pregnancy feel?
7. Will I be able to keep up this enthusiasm about all this stuff when the course is over?**
8. What can I do to get out of doing the online course next year?**
9. How many water bottles will this classroom go through and throw away by the end of the 4 weeks?**
10. How do you get through 50 not yes/no questions without 45 of them being I, I, I questions?
11. When you get negative feedback from a student, how do you react to it?
12. Is it ever really possible to not be biased in your relationships with students?**
13. How happy is everyone, really?**
14. Who is writing personal questions?
15. Who is writing sassy questions?
16. Who is focusing more on the fact that they have to get 50 questions down, and so are stocking their q's; "How do you make cake?"/ "How do you make macaroons?" / "How do you make.....?"**
17. Where do "lucky numbers" come from?
18. What would it have been like to grow up when my parents did?
19. How about 200 years ago?
    
20. How are mosquitoes related to vampires?
    Time's up!!