Connecting Questions

What is a characteristic of a compelling question?

• It is usually a factual question.

• It can be answered with a simple yes or no.

• It has only one correct answer.

• It requires a detailed and thoughtful response.

Which of the following is true about supporting questions?

• They cannot be answered without research.

• They require detailed explanations.

• They are always open-ended.

• They have simple, factual answers.

How do supporting questions assist in answering compelling questions?

• By providing detailed narratives.

• By asking more complex questions.

• By summarizing the main question.

• By offering simple, factual information.

Which analogy is used to describe the relationship between compelling and supporting questions?

• A table and its legs.

• A book and its chapters.

• A tree and its roots.

• A car and its wheels.

What type of question is 'What types of landforms are found throughout the world?'

• A supporting question.

• A factual question.

• A compelling question.

• A yes or no question.