1. This type of questions allow the interviewee much freedom to respond.
(A) Probing questions
(B) Closed questions
(C) Open questions
(D) Leading questions
2. “Tell me about yourself” which type of question is this?
(A) Rhetorical question
(B) Open question
(C) Closed question
(D) Leading question
3. In this type of questions, interviewee has greater opportunity to observe.
(A) Closed questions
(B) Leading questions
(C) Funnel questions
(D) Open questions
4. These type of questions take more time.
(A) Open questions
(B) Closed questions
(C) Leading questions
(D) Rhetorical questions
5. These type of questions starts with general questions, and then drilling down to a more specific point in each.
(A) Open questions
(B) Funnel questions
(C) Closed questions
(D) Leading questions
6. These type of questions are often humorous and don’t require an answer.
(A) Rhetorical questions
(B) Funnel questions
(C) Recall questions
(D) Probing questions
7. These questions try to lead the respondent to your way of thinking.
(A) Funnel questions
(B) Rhetorical questions
(C) Probing questions
(D) Leading questions
8. These type of questions have only two possible answer choices.
(A) Funnel questions
(B) Open questions
(C) Dichotomous questions
(D) Rhetorical questions
9. These type of questions provides respondent with multiple answer options.
(A) Dichotomous questions
(B) Open questions
(C) Rhetorical questions
(D) Multiple choice questions
10. Likert/ Rating Scale questions are one of the type of
(A) Open questions
(B) Multiple choice questions
(C) Rhetorical questions
(D) Dichotomous questions
11. These are not planned questions but stimulated by the interviewee’s previous response.
(A) Open questions
(B) Dichotomous questions
(C) Rhetorical questions
(D) Probing questions
12. These type of questions provide little opportunity for the interviewee to offer additional information.
(A) Open questions
(B) Closed questions
(C) Funnel questions
(D) Rhetorical questions
13. It is included in the characteristics of a good question.
(A) Concise
(B) All
(C) Purposeful
(D) Clear
14. It is a barrier in questioning.
(A) Doubt about subject matter
(B) All
(C) Random questions
(D) Too long and vague questions
15. It is included in the features of a good question.
(A) Relevant
(B) All
(C) Stimulates Thinking
(D) Guiding but Not Leading