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What are you?
This boy is a slave.

What is a slave?
A slave is one who serves his owner in whatever way she desires. - Prounouns are, of course, to be adjusted according to the sex of the slave and his/her owner.

Are you a slave?
(name, or this boy) is a slave. - This is one of the few times when a proper name is allowable rather than vague pronouns.

Who is your Master/Mistress?
There are actually two different answers for this, depending on whether or not a slave is being allowed to directly address his owner. The first assumes he is, the second assumes he is not. - You are, (owner's name)-my-Master/Mistress. - This slave belongs to (owner's name).

What is a displeasing slave?
One who does not learn his place, one who disobeys, one who does not follow the wishes of his owner.

What is the punishment for such a slave?
A beating, a branding, or banishment. - There is a second possible answer, "Whatever you/Master/Mistress wishes," but it is infrequently used, often heard only from a slave with a lovebond to his owner.

What is your name?
This slave is called (name). - This slave has no name.

What is your place?
Wherever you choose to put this slave, Master/Mistress.

Do you have any right to the name you bear?
This slave owns nothing, holds nothing, deserves nothing. - This slave has no right to a name. - The choice of answer here depends on the owner's preference, of course. A slave may find that the owner's preference changes daily.

What am I to you?
You are my life. - Some versions replace 'life' with 'existance', but the essence of it is simple, meant to remind a slave that their entire focus, their reason for waking up each morning, is their owner.