After reading "Questionnaire for Rudolph Gordon" you may have noticed that the story and development of character is hinted at through the use of interrogative sentences (in other words: Questions!)
Now you try. Using either a fictional or non-fictional character (for example you could use your own made-up character or a real person like Abraham Lincoln, Bette Davis, John Beckham... etc.) ask a series of probing interrogative questions. Include questions about important events, reactions, personality traits, history, etc. that help TELL a story about the character.
Try to get 100 questions (but at least 21). The image above is a sample from a previous SOTA student. You can read her example as well for a model.
When you're finished, please save your story as "Questionnaire" and send it to my DROPBOX -- make sure your name is on it.
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