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Question
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a sentence, phrase, or word, used to ask for information or to test someone’s knowledge
Example
The quiz consisted of multiple-choice questions.
The question requires critical thinking and analysis.
The interviewer asked me a series of questions during the job interview.
02
an instance of questioning
03
the subject or topic being discussed, considered, or debated
04
uncertainty about the truth or factuality or existence of something
05
an informal reference to a marriage proposal
to question
01
to have or express uncertainty about something
Transitive: to question sth
Example
She questioned the validity of the research findings due to inconsistencies in the data.
The voters questioned the candidate 's promises, wanting more concrete plans for implementation.
The students questioned the accuracy of the textbook 's information and sought additional sources for verification.
02
to officially ask someone a series of questions about something
Transitive: to question sb | to question sb about sth
Example
The journalist questioned the politician about their stance on important issues.
During the job interview, the employer questioned the candidate about their relevant experience.
The detective questioned the witness to gather more information about the crime.
03
to inquire or seek information
Intransitive
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As part of the learning process, students learn to question critically.
During the lecture, students were encouraged to question freely.
When faced with uncertainty, it 's natural to question.
Example
The quiz consisted of multiple-choice questions.
The question requires critical thinking and analysis.
The interviewer asked me a series of questions during the job interview.
Can I ask you a question about the homework?
I'm preparing for the exam by reviewing past questions.
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