Sentence examples for easier questions from inspiring English sources

Instead, he moved on to some easier questions.

And on a different test, people with red covers also chose easier questions.

Here is one of the easier questions: "FAMILIAR is the opposite of 1) friendly, 2) old, 3) strange, 4) aloof, 5) different".

Unlike the G.R.E., which is offered in electronic and paper-based versions, the GMAT is a computer-adaptive test, meaning that questions answered correctly are followed by more difficult questions, while mistaken answers are followed by easier questions.

Highly proficient test takers will be given harder questions and may get only half of them right, and the less proficient will be given easier questions and may also correctly answer 50percentt.

At present, teachers split candidates up for many exams, with less able children entered for lower-tiered papers with easier questions but a ceiling on the grade they can achieve.

This is a much easier question, because we know what they did condemn.

"That's an even easier question: No," he said.

Let us handle originality first before coming to the easier question of Grotius' influence.

Could I have an easier question, please?

MES: Okay, an easier question this time.