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You and your girlfriend play the question game where you ask each other questions but I'm having trouble of thinking of good questions any suggestions?
1) What is your goal in life?
2) hobbies?
3) What are your priorities?
4) What makes you happy?
5) What are your pet peeves?
6) Is being 'independent' or acquiring independence (self-reliant / career starter) important to you?
7) What would you do if you can't find a job?
8) What do you look for in a guy?
9) Do you know anything about the Federal Reserve? The fact that our money is not backed by gold? Or that the Federal Reserve is printing out money out of thin air causing us inflation, increasing prices and decreasing our purchasing value? How do you feel about the Federal Reserve being our Central bank?
10) How do you think about Obama's healthcare reform? Do you believe that there is much competition with the public option versus the private option? How do you think about more government spending? All these spending are backed by the Federal Reserve through stimulus money... how long do you think our country can last if we keep on depending on this broke system-- the Federal Reserve (a private bank... not a constitutional bank of the US)?
What else can I help you with?
Why does your girlfriend never wants to answer any serious questions?
shes too busy thinking of me, the greatest, joe mcdonagh
How can you give good to your girlfriend?
im thinking you asked this question abit wrong, unless your girlfriend has a knob it wont work, sorry mate!
What is a term for answering a question with a question?
Counter-Question ("There are questions that should be answered with a counter-question." ~Buddha) Socratic Teaching or Critical Thinking
Why a person mind have lot of question in hisher mind?
Because they are thinking about a lot of questions. By the way, the question should probably have read "Why does a person have a lot of questions in his/her mind?".
What are the implications that best describe critical thinking?
Critical thinking I thing comes with follow up questions. I see how often someone will ask a question of a regulator, politician, government employee, or someone of some presumed authority or expertise and get a dismissive answer in response. The questioner then stops asking questions. They have a sense that they were dismissed, made to think the questions was stupid, but follow up question after question after question is called for. It begins to get closer to the truth and it begins to put the person who is supposed to be answer the questions in a place where they must answer. Critical thinking is a skill that needs to be practiced and I have found contemplating answers from probing questions and asking another probing question is an effective way of spurring the thinking process.
How do you answer analytical questions?
There really is no way to answer an analytical question wrong as long as you are thinking about the question. You simply need to analyze your topic in your own way and answer the question.
How do you answer questions analytical?
There really is no way to answer an analytical question wrong as long as you are thinking about the question. You simply need to analyze your topic in your own way and answer the question.
What are the six Critical Questions in critical thinking?
The six Critical Questions in critical thinking are: What is the issue, problem, or question? What are the reasons? What are the conclusions? What assumptions underlie the reasoning? What are the implications and consequences? How might the reasoning be improved?
What are questions you can ask about finding serendipity?
You need to answer this question because your teacher is looking for your critical thinking skills. Not ours.
Why was David Walker's article in the Freedom's Journal different from other articles at that time?
You need to answer this question. Your teacher is looking for your critical thinking on the article you were given. We can give support and suggestions, but not do your work.
Why was David Walker's article in the Freedom Journal different from other articles at that time?
You need to answer this question. Your teacher is looking for your critical thinking on the article you were given. We can give support and suggestions, but not do your work.
What is a critical question?
A critical question is a thought-provoking inquiry that challenges assumptions, prompts deeper thinking, and encourages analysis of a topic or issue from multiple perspectives. It is used to evaluate information, foster critical thinking, and uncover underlying assumptions or biases.
