Sentence examples for mark question from inspiring English sources

"Members of the audience asked the kind of tough questions that mark Question Time out as the premier television programme," the BBC deputy director general, Mark Byford, said.

Having one longer (e.g., 20 mark) question per assessment mixed with shorter questions should lead to qualitative differences in students learning.

Eight of the BEDCI questions fell into the "good" category based on this scale in the posttest, while a further five questions were "excellent" discriminators; only one question was just below the 0.25 mark (question 1, Controls, D = 0.24).

Don't write an entire paragraph for a one mark question, and don't write one short sentence for a six-mark question.

Make sure that you don't write more points than required: is it's a 3 mark question, write 3 points only; the examiner will not pick out the best points out of many.

Practice answering twelve and six mark questions, then ask your teacher to mark them for you.

Use sticky notes to mark questions or thoughts as soon as you think of them.

"As part of our ongoing quality control checks we noticed that an answer to a one-mark question was given in a longer question later on in the paper," a spokesperson said.

He has no use for quotation marks, question marks, semicolons or colons.

For example, write 12 sentences for a 5 marks question.

They are: periods, brackets, exclamation marks, question marks, colons, semi-colons, commas, dashes, parentheses, quotation marks and slashes.