The man i am interviewing is a former teacher of mine and a life long friend of my grandfathers. My questions are formulated in a way that i know he will be able to answer, but also in a very generalized way that anyone I'm not familiar with can answer as well. To me, all 5 questions are very significant in the sense that the root of each can be traced back to the persons sense of happiness and what makes that person who they are. I also think that in the way i worded the questions it will be hard for the person to just answer with a simple "yes" or "no". The questions provoke elaboration…