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In WikiAnswers, a question is any query typed into the top field of the page marked "Ask a Question." A good question is any query that would be researchable by a complete stranger. For example: "How many triangles are there in Epcot's World Of Communication pavillion?" would be a good question. "Should I leave my boyfriend?" would not.
As far as "false questions," there are inaccurate answers as this is an open forum -- anyone can answer a question -- and that is why most answers are open to editing. To my knowledge, we don't plant questions. There are enough user questions to fill a lifetime.
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Can a true or false question have an explanation?
There is no way to put an explanation into a question. It is best NOT to try to ask true-false questions on this website because they are not questions, they are just statements. Change the statement into a question and ask that instead, and you will get the right answer. For example, don't ask "Cats are carnivores" ask "Are cats carnivores?"
A test has 20 questions and worth 100 points. The test consists of TrueFalse questions worth 11 points each. How many multiple questions are on the test?
To determine the number of multiple-choice questions on the test, we first note that there are 20 questions in total, with each True/False question worth 11 points. Since the total score is 100 points, we can find the number of True/False questions by dividing the total points by the points per True/False question: 100 / 11 ≈ 9 (rounding down since we can't have a fraction of a question). This means there are 9 True/False questions, leaving 20 - 9 = 11 multiple-choice questions on the test.
If You sit down to take a true and false with 6 questions if you randomly guess on on all questions how many possible outcomes are there for a 6 question test?
For a true or false test with 6 questions, each question has 2 possible outcomes (true or false). Therefore, the total number of possible outcomes for the test can be calculated as (2^6), which equals 64. This means there are 64 different combinations of answers you could choose by randomly guessing on all questions.
Where can you ask true or false questions?
You can ask them here so long as you phrase them as a question. For example, you don't ask "The earth is round." and expect to get an answer because that is a statement not a question. You would ask "Is the earth round?" to get an answer.
What is the probability of randomly guessing at least 8 questions correct on a 10 question true-or-false quiz?
It is 0.0547
How do you tell if the answer is false in a true or false question?
You tell by knowing the material and studying. If you have kept up with your work, it will be pretty obvious that the answer is true or false unless you have a sneaky teacher who makes really hard test questions.
How many different ways can five questions on a true-false test be answered?
Each question on a true-false test has 2 possible answers: true or false. Therefore, for five questions, the total number of ways to answer them is calculated as (2^5). This results in (32) different possible combinations of answers.
Fidel Castro took over control of Cuba when he deposed the dictator?
This is a TRUE statement as opposed to a question. Please see related questions, if this was not a true/false question.
In how many ways may a student answer an 8 question true or false exam if he always marks half the questions as true?
16
If the line on a graph is dotted the line is not part of the solition teue or false?
Yeah its not the part of the questions but the remainig part of the question depends on it
When to use true-false?
True- false is a common type of questions style for test taking. Many times the true-false is used for pop quizzes and usually used with simple question that based on fact rather than opinion.
Why doesn't anybody Answer these Questions?
I am answering the question right now. This means that the statement 'why doesn't anybody answer these questions' is an unanswerable question, because to answer the question, it would mean answering the question, making for a question that cannot be answered correctly. In other words, if I didn't answer the question, you would never know. If I did answer the question, then it would automatically prove the statement false. I am answering the question, therefore the question cannot be further explained.
