Money
Questions about money for couples who have never really talked about it. What you grew up believing, and what enough actually looks like. Better with friends than you would expect, too.
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A question from this deck
What did you save up for as a child?
One of 100+ questions in Money.
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Tell me about your life
Questions to ask your parents and grandparents while you still can. Childhood, work, love, and the history they lived through. Ask a few at a time, and think about recording the answers.
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Easy science and nature quiz questions with the answers on the back. Planets, animals, weather and the human body, at the level most people manage without revising.
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Easy arts and entertainment quiz questions with the answers on the back. Big films, number one singles, famous paintings and the television everybody watched.
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General Knowledge: Technology and Business (Easy)
Easy technology and business quiz questions with the answers on the back. Household brands, the phone in your pocket, and the people who started the big companies.
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Icebreaker questions for work that people do not groan at. Made for team meetings, new starters, and the first five minutes of a workshop.
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Deepen the connection
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