Sentence examples for asks schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest such exercises is the ESPAD survey, which every few years asks schoolchildren in around 40 European countries about their drug and alcohol use.

To get around this, Britain's crime survey asks schoolchildren whether they have tried a fictitious drug called "semeron" (sadly not "yellow bentines"), to find out how truthful they are being in their responses to the rest of the survey.

A survey asking schoolchildren who he was produced a collection of howlers, reflecting confusing shifts in public iconography since the end of communism.

"And what do you most like about salmon?" Gov. Gary Locke of Washington asked schoolchildren who had been brought before the cameras to make the case about one generation's responsibility to the next.

British Astronaut Tim Peake has asked schoolchildren to create a meal for him to eat in space.

In 2009, Batmanghelidjh launched an initiative in which she asked 125 schoolchildren to use a shoebox to recreate a room from their home.

Clark's "doll tests" demonstrated the way white supremacist ideology infects black people at miraculously young ages, asking black schoolchildren from segregated and unsegregated schools to pick whether they preferred a white or a black doll.

Such as asking local schoolchildren at the event to highlight Japanese culture if they had eaten much Chinese food!

A joke popular among Israeli schoolchildren asks, why did Hitler kill himself?

The French Ministry of Education still asks teachers to invite schoolchildren, including those from nursery school, to wreath-laying ceremonies, and even now a few schools or families continue to oblige.But the "Great War" is getting on for a century ago, and its meaning for French people, as with so much else of their history, has changed.

Schoolchildren asked questions.