"compulsory question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a question that must be answered, as opposed to an optional or voluntary question. Example: "The job application included a list of compulsory questions that all applicants were required to answer, including their previous work experience and educational background."
We're telling you the cycle [of the compulsory question].
For Mourinho there are loose joins and new combinations all over the pitch, plus the apparently compulsory question of what exactly to do with Wayne Rooney.
For chemistry, the challenging question was a compulsory question in LCs and it was an optional question in the graded quiz.
The final list of works to be featured in the new compulsory question on Scottish texts in English exams has been published.
Ken Cunningham, general secretary of SLS said: "There is still unease that it is not the choice of the SQA to have a compulsory question and we will be keeping a close eye on the impact of this on the breadth of learning of literature in Scottish schools".
Fifty-seven respondents (83.8% of total) answered the second compulsory question on whether their journal referred to any reporting guidelines in its instructions to authors.
The paper, on the economics of cities, contained compulsory questions on topics they had never been taught, say the students.
There were no compulsory questions such that participants were allowed to skip questions if they wished.
The only compulsory questions are those required for the department to meet its obligatory quality assurance requirements.
The raw data of the child and parent questionnaires were provided with variable labels, value labels, and missing value labels (see additional file 2 for the codebooks) and cleaned on double records, non-existing participants, missing values on compulsory questions, out-of-range values, and inconsistencies.
For one, there's the compulsory existential question, How can I make the world a better place for my children? that may prompt us to set a better example (Maybe I should recycle this bottle instead of throwing it out the car window).
