Sentence examples for printed questions from inspiring English sources

The categorisation test consisted of forty-five printed questions.

We also expect that the straightforward use of a list of printed questions of potential relevance for cancer patients and their companions at an early stage of illness, by modifying the process of information exchange, will increase their participation and satisfaction with the consultation, with potential benefits for treatment adherence and consequently treatment efficacy.

The mayor added that he liked it when newspapers and magazines printed only questions and answers from an interview.

Ms. Sigman had scattered postcards around the city on which were printed three questions: What have you broken?

"In the front of the magazine was: 'I ask I, Claudius, "Are you gay?" ' She printed the question!

"This interview isn't going to be printed in question-and-answer format, is it?" he asked right away.

In London, when Julie Andrews's fellow nuns ask, "How do you solve a problem like Maria?" the crowd holds up postcards printed with question marks.

This week AQA, one of the biggest exam boards, had to apologise after it printed a question that had already been in a previous maths paper; over 30,000 pupils took the exam at 567 schools and colleges.

I can't tell you I never said that because I don't remember, but I remember at the time when that was printed, I questioned whether I could have said that because I've always been quite a fan of William Hague.

On the final page of the questionnaire we printed the question: "If you were asked to assess another 500 situations similar to the ones you just assessed, which scale would you prefer to use?", where participants could tick verbal, verbal plus numerical, or numerical.

This could be done by providing groups of students with envelopes containing exam questions printed on individual note cards, with instructions to sort the questions by topic before answering them.