Instead of questioning the content, they questioned the decision-making of grown-ups today.
"But as time goes on, and the vehicle becomes based on less and less original content, questions can be asked" regarding its valuation, he added.
For example, if you are going to discuss the killing of Osama bin Laden, content questions might be: Who was Osama bin Laden?
"But as time goes on, and the vehicle becomes based on less and less original content, questions can be asked" about its valuation.
If they are focusing on content questions (who, what, where, why, when), expand their inquiry so they think beyond the basic facts and dig into deeper or "essential" questions.
The examples above have approached connectivity and content questions via database searches.
Questions that are asked to elicit information are associated with the more prototypical, lexico-morpho-syntactically defined question type such as polar interrogatives and, mainly, content questions.
Get your key content analysis people two high-res monitors, and let them play with your data for six months and think about the content questions.
Basically, there is a single URL and webpage serving up real-time content, questions, and polls, associated with whatever show is live on Bravo at any given time.
The Centre for Academic Development at Victoria University in Wellington (New Zealand-Aotearoa) provides a summary list of some formatting, style and content questions that can be considered while examining body text (Centre for Academic Development, n.d).
