The term "one additional question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an additional question that is being asked after the initial questions have been asked, for example: "The interviewer asked me three initial questions, and then one additional question about my experience."
The test consists of 29 questions on five different categories of QoL, and one additional question on the participant's overall QoL.
Completing the tree-building activity rather than the tree-analysis activity meant that a student was 1.8 times as likely to answer one additional question correctly on the six-question post-test (β =0.60 ± 0.23).
Specifically, a one-point increase on a 4-point grade scale in predicted grade meant that a student was 2.6 times more likely to answer one additional question correctly on the post-test assessment (all else being held equal).
In comparison, completing the tree-building activity rather than the tree-analysis activity meant that a student was 2.0 times as likely to answer one additional question correctly on the post test (β = 0.68 ± 0.23; Figure 3).
Answering just one additional question correctly on a financial literacy test boosts the chances that a person will plan responsibly for retirement by up to 10percentt.
However, we did add one additional question that shines a little lighter on the preferences of Americans.
Based on those findings, we included one additional interview question for the second interview regarding the patients' reactions to the checklist.
One additional, interesting question is the possible correlation between the rate of evolution of alternative splicing and the rate of protein sequence evolution.
Resourcing for our trial allowed for treatment on the day of ET and one additional treatment, questions focused on gaining consensus for style, timing and acupuncture points for this treatment protocol.
In one study, getting one additional financial literacy question correct is associated with a higher probability of planning for retirement, while those who planned saved three times as much as those who didn't.
One additional, open-ended question: "Do you have specific concerns or suggestions about the CAPP device?" elicited qualitative data.
