Sentence examples for making the questions from inspiring English sources

Despite recently making the questions tougher, the DVLA still reports that the test has a pass rate above 50%.

Around the team during and immediately after practice, I tried not to ask about Pat specifically, making the questions more all-inclusive.

The state said it had begun to include a broader range of topics on its tests, making the questions less predictable.

Anecdotally, parents with strong feelings against vaccination proselytize more than those who assume we're in a comfortable majority, and that silence lends credibility to the doubters by making the questions they raise seem more legitimate.

Victors earn free drinks; between rounds players can nab free drinks by answering questions like "What's the only animal, besides a human, that can contract leprosy?" "I take special pride in making the questions a little bit hard," Mr. Ogorzalek said.

The British, who originally gave America Christie's and Sotheby's, also exported "Antiques Roadshow," "The Great Antiques Hunt" and (after making the questions easier) "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," spreading the reassuring notion that riches can flow from collecting or knowing arcana.

There was no evidence that Mr. Hooks knew the victim, making the question of motive vague.

That's why making the question clear is so important.

For the primer question, when participants tried to think of ways to make it more difficult (which in most of their minds would make it a higher-order question), their solutions involved making the question take more time.

"You should make the questions," he said.

What might be changed to make the questions more effective?