If prices continue rising gradually, is that usually better or worse than seeing a sharp growth? Why?, When you estimate how much money you need for a holiday, do you usually get it right, or is it only a rough estimate?, What do you think is set to become more popular in the next ten years: electric cars or public transport? Why?, If someone says, "It's only a rough estimate," should you trust the number completely? Why or why not?, What's something you think is unlikely to happen in your country this year? Why do you think so?, Before making an important decision, is it always a good idea to look at the data? Can you think of an example?, Can you name something that has remained unchanged in your town or city for many years? Is that a good thing?, Which do you think is better for a company: to see a sharp growth or to grow gradually? Explain your answer., Can a steady drop ever be a positive thing? What could be decreasing that would make people happy?, Imagine you look at the data and it shows that online shopping is set to continue rising gradually. Would that surprise you? Why or why not?, Do you usually make a rough estimate before buying something expensive, or do you calculate the exact cost? Why?, What do you think is set to change the most in education over the next 20 years?, What is one thing you hope will remain unchanged in your life in the future? Why is it important to you?

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