Interesting Questions That Make You Think

Sometimes you’re alone with your thoughts, whether on a long drive, on a walk, or on a quiet night at home. And once you know that, you can look at how you’ve been with other people recently.

You can also ask these questions with family. You’ll see how something you thought was harmless turned out to be embarrassing. What’s the best way to keep your mind busy? Explore these “do you think” questions for insight with your head.

Types of “Do You Think” Questions

Questions about Life

The questions below are life-related questions that are equally applicable to any situation.

What did you enjoy most about your birthday?
What do you think your role model would be as an adult?
What would’ve happened if you had gone to college?
What part of loved ones have you been the most thankful for?
What is the essential part of a relationship?
Do you think you and your partner will last?
What changes would you make if you could turn back time?
What was your biggest learning lesson?
How would you make a difference if you could start all over again?
What do you think you’re most proud of right now?

“Do You Think” Questions For Family

Should boys and girls be taught with different colors of crayons in kindergarten?
Do you think what kids now only watch is more accurate than what they did as kids?
Should there be a law that kids can’t speak back to their parents?
Should kids be taught to be friendly to those weaker than them?
Do you think some of our generations fail to spend time with their parents as much as they should?

Thought Provoking Questions

Should we stop using plastic?
Should we protect the environment?
Do you think that animals should be treated like humans?
Do you think animals deserve the same rights as humans?
Do you believe that animals feel pain just like we do?
Should animals have a say in which meats are used to be free?
Do you think we should stop the use of animals?
Do you believe that war is wrong?

Conclusion

It’s important during a conversation to steer your discussion in a direction that will allow everyone to participate and feel equal in the conversation.

One way of doing this is by asking questions about the feelings and emotions of others. These “Do you think”? The type of questions allows you to communicate your thoughts, feelings, and opinions. And you can get a sense of the views and feelings of your family. Make sure to listen attentively as others share their thoughts and ideas.

In their entirety, rather than offering your own opinion or summarizing their viewpoint, pay attention to how they are raised. And also what they say and then ask if you may say more. Be genuinely interested in what others say, even if you find the topic of conversation challenging to relate to.