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a question that has more than one answer to it and it has to bring out the opinion of the person that is answering.

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Why
Where
Which
How
What
Question words that makes the opposite person explain their thoughts.

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The questions that have a why would make the reader think and explain their answer.

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The question must be about something that is controversial or interesting. It also has to be an open question, a qu

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A good question makes the person describe or give their opinion. It makes them think of a deeper idea or meaning.

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A question that is open and has no specific answer

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It must make the interviewee think about what to say.

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A question that starts with 'why' because they have to explain more about why they said it and they will probably give you their opinion.

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A question

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Using why Opens more possibilities because it make you think

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They normally have why in the question. It asks your opinion of something. Explain what they thunk

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I think that a good question that would give you lots of information would be 'why' because you have to explain the answer.

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Deep (philosophical) questions that ask for one's personal opinion. Ask 'why?'

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Have to explain the reason for your answer.

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Those that are not detail. Questions that are broad and have a why I front of them for example : what's you're favorite chocolate and why? Or what do you think about school

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A simple question- not too specific like do you like milk chocolate? Simple like what chocolate do you like?

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I think that an open question requires at least two from the three "W"s
W-what
W-when
W-who