Question

Get ten of your friends to fill in this sheet for you.

My name: Anisha Kishor Ambekar At home, they call me: Sona My friends call me: Nisha Some of the things I enjoy: swimming, ice-cream. Some of the things I appreciate: music, good handwriting. Some of the things I fear: a mouse, singing in front of the class. Some of the things I hate to do: cut onions. Some of the things I have to do: get up early in the morning. Some of the things I will never do: tell a lie to my mother. Some of my good habits: brushing teeth twice a day. Some of my bad habits: stuffing my clothes in the cupboard without folding them. My favourite personality: Mahendra Singh Dhoni. What I like most about this person: He is a very good person.

Answer 1

Example:

My name: Rajeev Joshi At home, they call me: Raj My friends call me: RJ Some of the things I enjoy: hiking, photography. Some of the things I appreciate: adventure, helping others. Some of the things I fear: failing at something important. Some of the things I hate to do: ironing clothes. Some of the things I have to do: work on my projects. Some of the things I will never do: break someone's trust. Some of my good habits: reading books. Some of my bad habits: biting my nails. My favourite personality: Albert Einstein. What I like most about this person: His intelligence and curiosity.

You have to fill out 9 more sheets like this from your friends.

You have to prepare a report or presentation based on responses from friends. The key points to remember when making the presentation are:

1. Clarify the overall response: Your presentation should clearly show what most or many people enjoy, appreciate, fear, etc. It should also highlight what only a few people mentioned.
2. Identify missing information: If necessary, point out what wasn't mentioned by anyone, such as fears related to exams if no one mentioned them.
3. Conclude with what you found interesting: Mention the most interesting part of the responses at the end of your presentation.
4. Be sensitive to feelings: Ensure that you don't hurt anyone’s feelings when collecting responses or presenting the findings.
5. Summary of responses: You don't need to mention individual names in your presentation; just give a summary of the observed responses.