Collocations with "question"

to bring up a point that needs to be discussed or answered

refers to a question format with several possible answers provided.

to provide an answer or information in response to an inquiry.

A question that is very obvious, simple, or irrelevant. Often used self-deprecatingly.

A question asked during an interview.

A question asked to get more information about a previous answer.

A specific question within an exam.

To express doubts about the genuineness of someone's sincerity.

To have or express doubts about the validity.

To express doubts about the authenticity of something.

To doubt or express uncertainty about someone's honesty.

A single question that is part of a quiz.

To ask a suspect questions, especially in an official context.

a question in an exam that requires a long written answer

A question that requires a full, meaningful answer rather than a simple 'yes' or 'no'.

A question designed to deceive or confuse.

A question that is difficult to answer, often because it is designed to deceive or has hidden complexities.

A question for which no answer has been provided.

A question asked to check if someone has understood a piece of text or speech.

To express doubts about or challenge the validity of certain moral principles.

To express doubts about or challenge the suitability of something.

to ask or raise a point for consideration

To express doubts about an established set of beliefs.

to express doubts about the reliability of something

To express doubts about the credibility of someone or something.

to express doubts about a decision