Diana Muchen Interview. Creative Writing Essay Paper

interview one person and answer questions

Dear person being interviewed,
> You are being interviewed as part of an assignment in a Religion course at Holy Trinity High School. The person | interviewing you should give you this sheet in advance. The interview can be centered around these questions or I it can take its own course. The purpose behind the interview is two-fold: first, to get to know you better; second, to learn from your life story. Thanks for being part of this project!> ^Y. When and where were you born?
XX Who were your parents? Describe them and their backgrounds.
) ^f How many siblings did you have? Describe them. Where did you fit? Who were you closest to?
How large was your extended family? Who were you closest to? Why? How important was (is) ethnicity in your family?
\5^/oid you have a childhood hero?
\y. Where did you go to elementary school? Did you have any teachers who stood out and that you still remember in a positive or negative way?^ What did you like to do as a kid?
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) Where did you go to high school? What did you like to do in school? What were your best and worst
| subjects? Who were your best friends? Have you stayed in touch with anyone of them?
! ,______________________
I you go to school after college? If so, for what?
>^ What do you like to do for fun?Describe yourself in three words (or phrases)\
fc Wnat do you think was your most important accomplishment in life thus far?
' 17. What words of wisdom would you like to pass on to the person doing this interview?\p. What was happening in the world while you were in high school?
^9/Were there any key events during your teen years that helped to shape who you are?What do (did) you do for a living? What is (was) a typical day at work?pfb. What was your favorite age? Why

You are to interview an "elder", preferably a grandparent, or great aunt or
) uncle, or senior citizen close friend of the family.
) Give a copy of the questions to the person that you are interviewing before-
) hand if you want.
\ When you interview them, do not treat it as a simple question-answer. Talk
) with them. Do follow up questions.
) You can record the interview or take notes.
I You must then write a paper about this person. It can be done in one of two
| ways:
t L l| can be written in direct response to the questions. Write out the ) question and write out their answer.
* 2. You can simply write an extended essay on the person, incorporating
what you have learned (all aspects!).
* Finally, whichever method you use, write a concluding paragraph based on
* these questions:
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* 1. What did you learn that was new or most interesting?
I I 2. How did you feel about the experience?