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1 Questions Factual questions have one correct answer E.g how many atoms of hydrogen are in water? Conceptual questions have multiple possible answers, but require justification and reasoning : E.g What is the best recourse when dealing with a fascist president? Debatable really have no correct answer and are extremely subjective. E.g: Is being a college student difficult? Take a moment and create your own…

2 Consider the kinds of questions you are asked in your classes…Why do you imagine that is the case?
Do you feel that three categories are enough when analyzing the types of questions or should there be more determinations? Why or why not?

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