A1 Level – Elementary
1. Do you think about life and death?
2. Do you know any traditions when someone dies?
3. Do you visit cemeteries?
4. Do you believe in an afterlife?
5. Do you feel scared when you think about death?
6. Have you seen movies about ghosts?
7. Do you talk about death with your family?
8. Do you believe people become stars or angels?
9. Do you know stories about spirits?
10. Do pets have funerals?
11. Is death a sad topic for you?
12. Do you think death is natural?
13. Have you heard cultural stories about death?
14. Do you think people remember loved ones forever?
15. Do you light candles for someone?
A2 Level – Pre-Intermediate
1. How do people in your country honor someone who died?
2. Do you believe the soul continues after death?
3. What makes people afraid of death?
4. Should death be discussed openly?
5. What helps people when they feel sad about losing someone?
6. Do you think pets understand death?
7. What holidays remember people who died?
8. Does your culture have special funerals?
9. What do people usually say to someone who is grieving?
10. Do you think remembering the dead is important?
11. What songs or movies talk about death?
12. Do you think children should learn about death?
13. How do people support grieving families?
14. Why do people fear the unknown?
15. Do you think death gives life meaning?
B1 Level – Intermediate
1. How do different cultures view death?
2. What are healthy ways to cope with loss?
3. How do funerals help people emotionally?
4. Why is death often considered taboo?
5. How do people change after losing someone?
6. Should people prepare for death?
7. How does literature explore death?
8. Do beliefs about death affect how people live?
9. How do families handle grief differently?
10. What is the symbolism of flowers or candles at funerals?
11. How can friends support someone after a loss?
12. Do people learn from experiences with death?
13. What lessons does death teach about life?
14. Should schools teach coping skills for grief?
15. How does social media change grieving?
B2 Level – Upper-Intermediate
1. Should death be discussed more openly in society?
2. What ethical issues exist around end-of-life decisions?
3. How does fear of death shape human behavior?
4. How do different religions interpret death?
5. What psychological stages do people experience after loss?
6. How do cultural funeral traditions reflect values?
7. Should governments support grieving families more?
8. How do medical workers cope with death?
9. Is it possible to prepare emotionally for death?
10. How does death influence art and creativity?
11. Should assisted dying be legal?
12. How does death affect long-term mental health?
13. Is talking about death a sign of maturity?
14. How do people redefine life goals after a loss?
15. Does fear of death make people more religious?
C1 Level – Advanced
1. How does awareness of mortality shape identity?
2. How do cultures define a “good death”?
3. Should society normalize conversations about death?
4. How does grief differ among individuals?
5. What philosophical questions arise from mortality?
6. Should governments regulate end-of-life decisions?
7. How do scientific advances challenge traditional ideas of death?
8. How does existential philosophy interpret death?
9. Why is death used as a central theme in literature?
10. How do rituals help society process death collectively?
11. Should grief be treated as a medical condition?
12. How does mortality influence morality?
13. How does loss reshape personal worldview?
14. Is discussing death empowering or distressing?
15. How do films and art shape our perception of death?
C2 Level – Proficiency
1. Is fear of death the root of all human behavior?
2. How does mortality define the human condition?
3. Are cultural rituals around death socially constructed or universal?
4. Should society move toward non-religious interpretations of death?
5. Is immortality desirable or dangerous?
6. Can grief be understood philosophically?
7. How does the idea of death influence ethics?
8. Are humans unique in understanding their own mortality?
9. How does death shape historical narratives?
10. Should technology aim to extend human life indefinitely?
11. Is acceptance of death a sign of wisdom?
12. What does death reveal about meaning and purpose?
13. How does collective grief shape societies?
14. Can death be meaningful rather than tragic?
15. How does philosophy reconcile life with death?
