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General Questions about Reading

1. Do you like reading books?
   I love reading books! They take me to different worlds and teach me new things.
2. How often do you read?
   I read almost every day, even if it’s just a few pages before bed.
3. What kind of books do you enjoy reading?
   I enjoy fiction, especially fantasy and mystery novels.
4. When did you start reading for pleasure?
   I started reading for fun when I was about 10 years old.
5. Where do you usually read?
   I usually read at home, curled up on the couch or in bed.
6. Do you prefer reading physical books or e-books?
   I prefer physical books because I love the smell and feel of paper.
7. How do you choose a book to read?
   I usually pick books based on recommendations or interesting covers.
8. What’s the last book you read?
   The last book I read was The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien.
9. How long does it take you to finish a book?
   It depends, but usually a week or two for a 300-page book.
10. Do you read one book at a time or multiple books?
    I prefer reading one book at a time to stay focused.

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Preferences and Genres

11. What’s your favorite book genre?
    My favorite genre is science fiction because it’s so imaginative.
12. Do you like reading non-fiction books?
    Yes, I enjoy non-fiction, especially biographies and history books.
13. Have you ever read a romance novel?
    Yes, I’ve read a few, but they’re not my favorite.
14. Do you enjoy reading classic literature?
    Sometimes! I loved Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
15. What do you think about fantasy books?
    I’m a huge fan of fantasy! The magical worlds are so exciting.
16. Do you read books in other languages?
    Yes, I’ve tried reading some books in Spanish to practice.
17. Do you like reading short stories or novels?
    I prefer novels because I like long, detailed stories.
18. What’s your favorite book series?
    I love the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling.
19. Do you enjoy reading poetry?
    Not really, but I appreciate it when it’s meaningful.
20. Have you ever read a graphic novel?
    Yes, I’ve read a few, and I love the artwork in them.

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Reading Habits

21. Do you read in the morning or at night?
    I usually read at night to unwind.
22. How many books do you read in a month?
    I read about 2-3 books a month, depending on my schedule.
23. Do you take notes while reading?
    Sometimes, especially if it’s a non-fiction book.
24. Do you highlight or annotate your books?
    Yes, I love highlighting my favorite quotes.
25. Do you read books quickly or slowly?
    I read slowly to savor the story.
26. Do you ever reread books?
    Yes, I often reread my favorite books.
27. Do you listen to audiobooks?
    Occasionally, especially when I’m driving or exercising.
28. Do you read reviews before choosing a book?
    Sometimes, but I mostly trust my instincts.
29. Do you finish every book you start?
    No, if I don’t like a book, I’ll stop reading it.
30. Do you read books recommended by friends?
    Yes, I love getting book suggestions from friends.

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Favorite Books and Authors

31. What’s your all-time favorite book?
    My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
32. Who’s your favorite author?
    I really admire Neil Gaiman for his creative storytelling.
33. Have you read any books by [author’s name]?
    Yes, I’ve read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, and I loved it.
34. What book has inspired you the most?
    Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl really touched me.
35. What book made you cry?
    The Fault in Our Stars by John Green was so emotional.
36. What book made you laugh out loud?
    Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman was hilarious.
37. What’s a book you couldn’t put down?
    The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown kept me up all night.
38. What’s a book you wish you hadn’t read?
    I didn’t enjoy Twilight as much as I expected.
39. What book changed your perspective?
    1984 by George Orwell made me think deeply about society.
40. What’s a book you recommend to everyone?
    I recommend The Little Prince to everyone—it’s timeless.

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Reading Experiences

41. Have you ever joined a book club?
    Yes, I’m in a book club, and it’s fun to discuss books.
42. Do you discuss books with others?
    Yes, I love talking about books with my friends.
43. Have you ever attended a book reading or signing?
    Yes, I went to a book signing by my favorite author last year.
44. Do you read books before watching their movie adaptations?
    I try to read the book first to compare it with the movie.
45. What’s a book you loved but the movie disappointed you?
    I loved The Golden Compass, but the movie wasn’t great.
46. Have you ever read a book that scared you?
    Yes, It by Stephen King was terrifying!
47. What’s the longest book you’ve ever read?
    I read War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy—it was a challenge!
48. Do you read books from different cultures?
    Yes, I enjoy books from authors around the world.
49. Have you ever read a banned book?
    Yes, I’ve read The Catcher in the Rye, which was banned in some places.
50. What’s a book you’re currently reading?
    I’m reading Dune by Frank Herbert right now.

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Reading and Technology

51. Do you use apps to track your reading?
    Yes, I use Goodreads to track my books.
52. Do you read books on your phone or tablet?
    Sometimes, but I prefer physical books.
53. What do you think about e-readers like Kindle?
    They’re convenient, but I still love paper books.
54. Do you follow authors on social media?
    Yes, I follow a few authors on X to see their updates.
55. Have you ever read fanfiction?
    Yes, I’ve read some fanfiction online—it’s fun!
56. Do you read books online for free?
    Sometimes, but I prefer buying or borrowing books.
57. What’s your opinion on audiobooks vs. traditional reading?
    Audiobooks are great for multitasking, but reading feels more immersive.
58. Do you use libraries or buy books?
    I do both—I love libraries, but I also buy my favorites.
59. Have you ever tried writing a book review?
    Yes, I’ve written a few reviews on Goodreads.
60. Do you share your reading progress online?
    Sometimes, I post about books I’m reading on X.

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Reading and Lifestyle

61. Does reading help you relax?
    Absolutely, reading is my favorite way to unwind.
62. Do you read before going to bed?
    Yes, it helps me fall asleep.
63. Do you read while traveling?
    Yes, I always bring a book on trips.
64. Do you read during meals?
    Sometimes, if I’m eating alone.
65. Does reading improve your vocabulary?
    Definitely, I’ve learned so many new words from books.
66. Do you think reading makes you smarter?
    Yes, it broadens my knowledge and perspective.
67. How does reading affect your mood?
    It usually makes me feel calm and inspired.
68. Do you read to escape reality?
    Yes, books are a great escape from everyday life.
69. Do you read to learn new things?
    Yes, especially with non-fiction books.
70. Do you think everyone should read more?
    Absolutely, reading opens up so many possibilities.

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Reading Challenges and Goals

71. Have you ever set a reading goal?
    Yes, I aim to read 20 books this year.
72. Do you participate in reading challenges?
    Yes, I joined a Goodreads reading challenge.
73. What’s the most books you’ve read in a year?
    I read 25 books last year.
74. Do you try to read books from different genres?
    Yes, I like to mix it up to keep things interesting.
75. Have you ever read a book in one sitting?
    Yes, I couldn’t put down The Hunger Games.
76. Do you read books to improve your skills?
    Yes, I read self-help books sometimes.
77. What’s a book you’ve always wanted to read?
    I’ve always wanted to read Moby-Dick.
78. Do you read books recommended by celebrities?
    Sometimes, if they sound interesting.
79. Have you ever read a book because it was trending?
    Yes, I read Where the Crawdads Sing because it was so popular.
80. Do you plan your reading list in advance?
    Sometimes, but I also pick books spontaneously.

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Books and Society

81. Do you think reading is becoming less popular?
    Maybe, but I think people still love books.
82. Should children be encouraged to read more?
    Definitely, it helps with imagination and learning.
83. What’s a book every student should read?
    I think Animal Farm by George Orwell is a must-read.
84. Do you think books can change the world?
    Yes, books can inspire and educate people.
85. What’s a book that reflects your culture?
    I’d say The Joy Luck Club reflects aspects of my heritage.
86. Do you think books should be censored?
    No, I believe in freedom of expression.
87. What’s a book that taught you about history?
    Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari was eye-opening.
88. Do you read books about current events?
    Sometimes, to stay informed.
89. What’s a book that represents your generation?
    I think The Perks of Being a Wallflower speaks to my generation.
90. Do you think reading can solve social problems?
    It can help by spreading awareness and empathy.

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Fun and Imaginative Questions

91. If you could live in a book, which one would it be?
    I’d live in Harry Potter—I want to go to Hogwarts!
92. Which book character are you most like?
    I’m probably like Hermione Granger—studious and loyal.
93. If you could meet an author, who would it be?
    I’d love to meet J.K. Rowling.
94. What book would you turn into a movie?
    I’d turn Six of Crows into a movie—it’d be epic.
95. If you wrote a book, what would it be about?
    It’d be a fantasy adventure with strong characters.
96. What’s a book you wish had a sequel?
    I wish The Giver had a longer series.
97. Which book world would you visit?
    I’d visit Middle-earth from The Lord of the Rings.
98. If you could be a book character, who would you be?
    I’d be Katniss Everdeen—she’s so brave.
99. What book would you give as a gift?
    I’d give The Alchemist—it’s inspiring for everyone.
100. Why do you love reading?
     I love reading because it sparks my imagination and teaches me something new every time.