Sentence examples for question written from inspiring English sources

Note: We're experimenting with a new type of Test Yourself question written just for English language learners.

Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: As a class, discuss the following question (written on the board prior to class): "What is storytelling?

In their journals, they respond to the question (written on the board prior to the end of class): What effect does a college degree have on class mobility?

Winning at Jeopardy! is about understanding a question written in natural language and accessing quickly a huge database to select the most likely answer in as fast a time as possible.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students should write a response paper to the following question (written on the board for students to copy down before leaving class): "Imagine that you are a Congress person representing your state.

Instruct students to read the article and write an essay responding to the following question (written on the board for students to copy down before leaving class): "Did the United States respond appropriately to the controversy?

That's part of the great challenge of question writing.

And that the journalist in question writes regularly for the New York Times Magazine?

"To answer Oliver Smiddy's completely objective and non-leading question," writes Johs Robinson.

So that was last week's question: write a sentence from an adult Harry Potter novel.

The mire, it seems, is deep enough to throw the whole N.C.A.A. system into question, writes Tim Keown on ESPN.com.