The 1als students have to do an interview; the questions are twenty, they are about teenagers’ habits. First the students have to ask the name, the age and the residence of the interviewed people, then they ask if they are students or workers and if they like it. They ask which subjects they like and dislike, how they get around and if they get on well with their family, they ask about their friends, too. They ask if they have a favourite friend and why and if they meet their group of friends and what they do with them. After they ask if they practice any sport and how often they train, their plans for the future and their eating habits, so they ask what the interviewed people like eating and drinking and if they ever tried alcohol. They ask what they like buying if they have money and at the end they ask if they ever think about guys of their age less lucky then them and luckier then them.

First they ask the questions to ten friends from fourteen to eighteen years old during the winter holidays; after they have to put them on the teacher’s website, at the beginning of the school the teacher divide them in groups of two or three and assigns two questions to each group. Every group has to count the total number of interviewed people, their genre and the number and the percentage of answers; then they have to put all on the teacher’s website.

During the Religion period they make other two questions too: if the interviewed believe in a superior entity and if they attend any religious place.

The teacher gather them and the 1asa and 1bls’ students to interview other six people; they have to do it quickly because they have only a period of time, obviously it all goes on the teacher’s website; at the end the groups have to do a survey like the winter holidays’ interviews.