Not Jewish, but
> Do you or your potential spouse think it is wrong to aid in the destruction of an endangered species?
No sane human would.
> How do you feel about aiding in the destruction of the Jewish people?
The destruction of any ethnic group is an abhorrent thought, be they Jewish, Muslim, atheist, or any of the multitude of other ways people can assign themselves a group-label. However, I'll make an exception for hate-filled fundamentalists.
Note that Jews are not a species (or even a race, in the biological sense - there is only one human race).
> If you are marrying a non-Jewish woman, does it bother you that your children will not be considered Jewish by the vast majority of Jews?
Not applicable, but if such a thing would really bother you, then you have to decide whether you really do want to get married or not.
> If there is a major tragedy such as an airplane crash, do you read the list of victims to pick out the Jewish names?
No, but I do check the list for people I know (good chance I would know if they were on there, but there was a moment of uncertainty earlier this year when the Rus^H^H^HUkrainian rebels shot down the Malaisean Airlines flight), and I may check the list for countrymen.
> Do you realize that marrying a non-Jewish person essentially cuts you off from the Jewish people?
Even I'm aware that there are Jews (Jewish Supremists) who think that way.
> Does that bother you?
Yes. Yes, it does. Same with stuck-up Christians who condemn people who marry someone outside their little sect, Muslims who send death-threats to people who do the same, white people who will lynch people who marry black people, black people who consider black people who marry white people as traitors, people who disown their own children because they happen to be gay and in general people who condemn other people for stupid bigoted reasons.
> Are you aware that children of mixed-religious parentage often have an identity crisis?
Citation needed, but I wouldn't be surprised if this us true.
> How do you plan to deal with your children's identity crisis?
Should they ever have one, I'll need to figure it out then. However, I plan to deal with it as best I can, and support them no matter what.
> Do you think it is fair to create confusion in your children in an area so vital as their basic identity?
No. The absolute worst thing a parent can do is try to force an identity on their kid. They should be left free to figure out for themselves who and what they are.
Somehow I don't think that's quite what you meant.
> Are you aware that frequently, Jews look at children of an intermarriage as non-Jews and non-Jews look at them as Jews?
Are you aware that there are people of Jewish descent who do not identify as Jews, but are considered such by Jews (not "other Jews" since they don't self-identify as Jews and I respect that)?
> Are you aware of the higher rate of divorce amongst intermarried couples?
Again, citation needed.
> What, in your opinion, accounts for this higher rate?
If true, that needs to be determined. Sure, I can jump to a conclusion and say what you want to hear, namely "it's due to irreconcileable religious and philosophical differences between the two partners", but that's not really helpful. Especially since I think peer-pressure from fundy relatives is a much more relevant factor, but again, that's just speculation.
