ESL Conversation Questions – Birth Control

A2 Level (Elementary)

1. What is birth control?
2. Can you name some birth control methods?
3. Why do people use birth control?
4. Should birth control be discussed in schools?
5. Who can provide information about birth control?
6. Can both men and women use birth control?
7. How do you feel about using birth control?
8. Should birth control be free?
9. Is birth control common in your country?
10. What are the benefits of birth control?
11. How does birth control affect health?
12. Can birth control be used for other health reasons?
13. Should teenagers learn about birth control?
14. How do you talk about birth control with a partner?
15. Are there any natural methods of birth control?
16. What is family planning?
17. How do birth control pills work?
18. What is a condom?
19. Can birth control fail?
20. Is birth control important in a relationship?

B1 Level (Intermediate)

1. Discuss the various types of birth control and their effectiveness.
2. How does culture influence attitudes towards birth control?
3. What are the misconceptions about birth control?
4. Should birth control be a shared responsibility in a relationship?
5. Discuss the role of education in birth control awareness.
6. How does access to birth control affect society?
7. What are the ethical considerations of birth control?
8. How do religious beliefs impact birth control usage?
9. Discuss the importance of consent in birth control decisions.
10. Compare and contrast birth control practices in different countries.
11. How does media portrayal of birth control affect public opinion?
12. Discuss the impact of birth control on women’s health.
13. How can technology improve birth control methods?
14. What are the challenges in accessing birth control?
15. How do personal values influence birth control choices?
16. Discuss the role of healthcare professionals in birth control advice.
17. How can misinformation about birth control be corrected?
18. What are the long-term effects of using birth control?
19. How does birth control contribute to family planning?
20. Discuss the impact of birth control on population growth.

B2 Level (Upper-Intermediate)

1. Analyze the societal implications of widespread birth control use.
2. Discuss the relationship between birth control and gender equality.
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of birth control policies in different countries.
4. Explore the ethical dilemmas in compulsory birth control programs.
5. Analyze how birth control influences economic development.
6. Discuss the role of birth control in sexual health education.
7. Evaluate the impact of birth control on public health.
8. Discuss the balance between individual choice and public health in birth control.
9. Analyze the historical evolution of birth control methods.
10. Discuss the role of birth control in empowering individuals.
11. Evaluate the impact of birth control on family dynamics.
12. Analyze the role of governments in regulating birth control.
13. Discuss the environmental impacts of birth control methods.
14. Evaluate the role of birth control in preventing sexually transmitted infections.
15. Discuss the challenges in global access to birth control.
16. Analyze the relationship between birth control and sexual liberation.
17. Discuss the impact of birth control on societal norms.
18. Evaluate the role of birth control in life planning.
19. Analyze the challenges faced by marginalized communities in accessing birth control.
20. Discuss the future trends in birth control technologies.

C1 Level (Advanced)

1. Critique the portrayal of birth control in media and its societal effects.
2. Discuss the intersection of birth control, politics, and human rights.
3. Analyze the role of birth control in shaping modern societies.
4. Explore the ethical considerations in birth control research.
5. Debate the role of birth control in addressing overpopulation concerns.
6. Analyze the impact of birth control legislation on personal freedoms.
7. Discuss the role of birth control in the feminist movement.
8. Evaluate the effectiveness of international birth control programs.
9. Explore the cultural barriers to birth control education and usage.
10. Analyze the long-term societal effects of birth control advancements.

C2 Level (Proficiency)

1. Discuss the philosophical implications of birth control on human behavior.
2. Analyze the role of birth control in the global health agenda.
3. Critically evaluate the balance between birth control advocacy and coercion.
4. Explore the impact of birth control on traditional societal structures.
5. Discuss the sociopolitical aspects of birth control in different regions.
6. Analyze how birth control challenges or reinforces societal norms.
7. Explore the future of reproductive rights in relation to birth control.
8. Critically discuss the role of birth control in population control debates.
9. Analyze the influence of birth control on gender dynamics.
10. Debate the role of birth control in shaping future societies.