Hobbies, part one
Hobby can be any type of activity people do during their leisure time. Most people take up a hobby for relaxation, pleasure, or friendships, or to develop new interests. Sometimes a hobby can lead to extra income.
People of almost any age can enjoy hobbies. A hobby offers a way to relax after periods of hard work. Hobbies offer broadened areas of interest and ways to pass the time pleasantly.
In General
1/2. Do you have any hobbies? What are your hobbies? My hobbies are . . . . What are your friends’ hobbies?
1/3. Did you and your friends have different hobbies when you were children or very young?
1/4. What are the most popular hobbies in your town, city or country?
1/10. What kind of hobbies do or did your great-grandparents have? Describe the traditional hobbies of your country.
2/3. Do you know anyone who doesn’t have any hobbies?
3/4. If you could take up or perform any hobby, what would you like to do? If I could do any hobby, I would . . . .
Social
4/5. What kinds of hobbies do rich people typically engage in? What kinds of hobbies do middle class people take up? Which hobbies do the poor do?
5/8. Do men and women have the same or different hobbies, or it depends?
6/100. Who has or does more types of hobbies, children, teenagers, young adults, middle-aged or old people? Do people of different age groups have different hobbies?
7/10. Are there certain hobby “fads” or hobbies that become very fashionable or popular for a year then disappear?
8/100. The best way to make new friends is through hobbies and hobby clubs. What do you think?
9/10. Do you know anyone who has made friends or found wives or husbands through hobbies?