Sentence examples for questions printed from inspiring English sources

Each of the groups should answer the following questions (printed on a handout for easier student access).

In the show, two performers sit in two chairs; one has a thick ream on paper with questions printed on it, and the other performer has to answer those questions.

For those who lack the shelf-space for the newly published 19-volume bicentennial edition, there are more homely options.The country's best-known chocolate maker, Red October, has launched a line of Pushkin chocolates promoted by a competition (if you can answer three questions printed inside the wrappers, you win more chocolate).

The post-test consisted of 16 true/false questions printed on a single sheet of paper measuring 8.5 × 11 in.

During recording sessions, Waters recruited both the staff and the temporary occupants of the studio to answer a series of questions printed on flashcards.

Everyone was asked to state their age and each table had a set of questions printed on cards such as "If you have had an LGBT mentor, how did they influence you?" and "How and with whom do you see yourself growing older?" As the dinner progressed people read the questions and everyone took their turn answering.

Most of them, especially the movie magazines, have some sort of question printed on the cover.

All the participating patients received a short letter, which was read with them (Additional file 1); and a ten question printed survey was applied.

VNOS has several evolved forms and the final form is VNOS-Form C. The final version of VNOS-Form C consists of ten open-ended questions, and each question is printed on a single page.

He was a prominent representative of those humanist scholars active during the last revival of classical learning in Byzantium and is best remembered for his Erotemata grammatika ("Grammatical Questions," first printed in Milan, 1493), a handbook of Greek in the form of question and answer that enjoyed great popularity among Western humanists of the early Renaissance.

These questions were printed in a booklet and referred to in the interview by letter given that evidence suggests participants' reports of such potentially sensitive behaviors are higher in self-administered than in interviewer-administered surveys (Turner et al. [1998]).