Asking Questions: Information and Problem-Solving

The video tutorial discusses the nature of questions, providing examples of everyday inquiries and delving into questions related to problems. It explains what a problem is and how questions can be used to address and solve these issues, using the example of cleaning up spilled milk. The tutorial emphasizes that different questions can be asked about the same problem, highlighting the importance of problem-solving through questioning.

What might someone ask when they arrive at a soccer game?

• How long is the game?

• What's the weather like?

• What's the score?

• Who is playing?

Which of the following is an example of a question about a personal attribute?

• What is your favorite color?

• How old are you?

• Where is the nearest store?

• What time is it?

What is a problem as described in the video?

• A fun activity

• An easy task

• A source of trouble

• A simple question

What is a natural question to ask when dealing with spilled milk?

• How do we clean up the spilled milk?

• Why is the milk spilled?

• Who spilled the milk?

• When did the milk spill?

What is one suggested way to clean up spilled milk?

• Cover it with paper

• Use a vacuum cleaner

• Leave it to dry

• Wipe it up with a sponge or a towel