Question: Is it easier for organisms to live in the sea or on land?
Subject: Biological Sciences
Q: What makes a short story different from a novel?
Subject: Modern Languages
Q: Imagine we had no records about the past at all, except everything to do with sport – how much of the past could we find out about?
Q: Why do human beings have two eyes?
Subject: Experimental Psychology
Q: Should poetry be difficult to understand?
Subject: Modern Languages
Q: Is violence always political? Does 'political' mean something different in different contexts?
Q: Ladybirds are red. So are strawberries. Why?
Subject: Biological Sciences
Q: If the punishment for parking on double yellow lines were death, and therefore nobody did it, would that be a just and effective law?
Q: Why do you think an English student might be interested in the fact that Coronation Street has been running for 50 years?
Subject: English Literature
Q: What is 'normal' for humans?
Q: Would it matter if tigers became extinct?
Subject: Biological Sciences
Q: If you could invent a new musical instrument, what kind of sound would it make?
Q: Here’s a cactus. Tell me about it.
Subject: Biological Sciences
This piece was originally written by Joshua Barrie.
