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    The document contains two surveys for students A and B. For student A, it asks about their name, where they live, if they like their neighborhood and why, how far their home is from school, how long it takes to get to school, how they get to school, and if they would move neighborhoods if they had more money. For student B, it asks about their name, what country they come from, where they lived in that country, what type of home they lived in, if they liked that neighborhood and why, and if their family still has a home in that country and if it is occupied.

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    The document contains two surveys for students A and B. For student A, it asks about their name, where they live, if they like their neighborhood and why, how far their home is from school, how long it takes to get to school, how they get to school, and if they would move neighborhoods if they had more money. For student B, it asks about their name, what country they come from, where they lived in that country, what type of home they lived in, if they liked that neighborhood and why, and if their family still has a home in that country and if it is occupied.

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    The document contains two surveys for students A and B. For student A, it asks about their name, where they live, if they like their neighborhood and why, how far their home is from school, how long it takes to get to school, how they get to school, and if they would move neighborhoods if they had more money. For student B, it asks about their name, what country they come from, where they lived in that country, what type of home they lived in, if they liked that neighborhood and why, and if their family still has a home in that country and if it is occupied.

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    Student A

    1. What's your first name? 2. Where do you live now? Check below. in the City What part of the city do you live in? in ____________________ in the suburbs Which suburb do you live in? in _____________________ 3. Do you like living there? Why or why not? Give three reasons. 4. Is your place located far from school? yes no 5. How long does it take you to get to school in the morning? 6. How do you get here? 7. If you had more money, would you move to a different neighborhood? yes no If so (=If yes), what neighborhood?
    Student B

    1. What's your first name? 2. What country do you come from? 3. In your country, did you live in the city, the suburbs, or the countryside? in the city in the suburbs in the country 4. In your country, what kind of home did your family live in? a single-family home an apartment in a small building in a highrise 5. Did you like the neighborhood where you lived in your country? (not here!) yes no neighborhood: , barrio, Why or why not? 6. Does your family still have a house or apartment in your country? yes no If so, is it vacant (empty) or does someone live there? vacant someone lives there Who?

    Student A

    1. What's your first name? 2. Where do you live now? Check below. in the City What part of the city do you live in? in ____________________ in the suburbs Which suburb do you live in? in _____________________ 3. Do you like living there? Why or why not? Give three reasons. 4. Is your place located far from school? yes no 5. How long does it take you to get to school in the morning? 6. How do you get here? 7. If you had more money, would you move to a different neighborhood? yes no If so (=If yes), what neighborhood?
    Student B

    1. What's your first name? 2. What country do you come from? 3. In your country, did you live in the city, the suburbs, or the countryside? in the city in the suburbs in the country 4. In your country, what kind of home did your family live in? a single-family home an apartment in a small building in a highrise 5. Did you like the neighborhood where you lived in your country? (not here!) yes no neighborhood: , barrio, Why or why not? 6. Does your family still have a house or apartment in your country? yes no If so, is it vacant (empty) or does someone live there? vacant someone lives there Who?

    5-012011 Roland Trego 01/20/2011 rev. 8/25/2013

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