QUESTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
Q. Okay me and my boyfriend love playing a game like 20 questions you know just asking all kinds questions. but i'm starting to run out of questions. What are some fun, important, cute, ect type questions? any and all are accepted! thanks! Just write any questions that come to mind. Its okay if i've already asked them. I'll just pick out the ones i haven't. Thanks! I like that game also (would you rather) So any of those questions ya'll have help to.
Asked by lkjhlkjhjkg - Wed Oct 15 20:24:04 2008 - - 30 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if 20 questions starts getting old, i suggest a game called 'would you rather?' it's fun! x
Answered by spooks - Wed Oct 15 20:34:34 2008

QuestionS...?
Q. 1. Is it possible to move out of you parents house WITHOUT permission at 16? 2. Is it possible to move out of you parents house WITH permission at 16? 3. Dya think a 16 year old, who is mature, could cope on their own? Oh yeh i mean in the UK
Asked by chArLie $tac - Mon Dec 17 14:22:41 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I dont think your mature enough.
Answered by Kris J - Mon Dec 17 14:27:47 2007

QUESTIONs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!?
Q. For girls: 1. Who was yur 1st boyfriend? 2. What is your favoritepart of the male's body? 3. Do you like chocolate? Why? For guys: 1. What would you do if this really UGLY girl started flirting with you? 2. What is your favorite part of the female body? Why? 3. Do you like chocolate? What kind?
Asked by The Unknown - Tue Jul 1 18:35:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1.His name was paddy. 2.Eyes 3. yes coz its gorgeous
Answered by Dark Avenger A7X biggest fan - Tue Jul 1 18:40:18 2008

How many questions do you recommend people should skip on the SAT Reasoning per section?
Q. I'm taking the SAT Reasoning test this Saturday, and some people are telling me it's better to skip questions you don't know rather than guess; other people are telling me to guess rather than skip the question. I have that question open up right now and if you know the answer, please take time to answer that question as well. But my question here is, if it IS better to skip questions you don't know on the SAT Reasoning test, how many questions would you recommend skipping per section? How many skipped-questions would be considered too much? Thanks.
Asked by Vicky - Sun Mar 8 20:43:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For each correct answer you get 1 point For each unanswered question you don't lose anything Each wrong answer you lose 1/4 of a point. Go thru the test & only answer the questions that you positively know the answer & skip the rest. Go back thru the test as time allows. If you don't have a clue on the answer skip it, if one answer stands out as the educated guess answer the question. Obviously you want to answer correctly as many questions as possible but making wild guesses can hurt your score. Therefore I would say there isn't a set answer on how many you should skip. I think that would depend on how well you know the material. Good Luck!!!
Answered by DD_Smith - Sun Mar 8 22:03:53 2009

Why do people ask questions of a Philosophical nature and yet applaud a non-philosophical response?
Q. I find more and more that people ask questions that seem like they are philosophical in nature and yet are really questions that do not seek truths, but more seek an opinion that either rivals thier own or cannot be pondered due to the lack of clarity in the question. This is more a question of Human Nature than anything. Is it because people need to feel agreed with? What is it that makes a Phlosophical question viable? Do we ask, just to hear a myriad of answers or are we just curious of other minds? Any answers will do... Just thinking aloud. Answers about people being stupid and like, while recorded and possibly laughed over, will not be taken seriously. And yes, I am well aware of the Irony of the question being in the Philosophy… [cont.]
Asked by Nightfall - Sun Sep 2 00:46:17 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments

A. great questions!! This is exactly how i feel about whats happening in this category. I often like to correct ppl's questions either because i feel they are not clear or that they simply make no sense at all. Sometimes i feel that ppl get offended by what i do but I had to do something because some of these questions i saw were just dead confusing. For some reason even when the questions seemed to make sense, the asker didn't expect a rational and logical response instead they wanted an answer that matched their opinion which wasn't related any kind of truth except their own truth - something thats impossible to find out for anyone who does not have the ability to read minds. One thing i would encourage ppl to do is to assess the… [cont.]
Answered by Whiner - Sun Sep 2 01:22:21 2007

What questions will be asked in a divorce hearing?
Q. I have a divorce hearing in 3 days. My attorney has not told me any questions to be prepared for, for cross-examination. I was wondering what types of questions will most likely be asked and what is the best way to handle these questions?
Asked by L M - Fri Nov 28 17:17:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ask your lawyer..a lawyer knows the questions asked. My prepared me with generalized questions that the judge was going to ask..that is what you paid them for
Answered by Truth Sets You Free - Fri Nov 28 17:40:56 2008

What kinds of questions are asked during a firefighters polygraph screening?
Q. What kind of questions as far as sexual stuff, drugs, and criminal history are asked? What questions are they not allowed to ask? What are some common questions asked? How many questions are usually asked?
Asked by sicnessjj1 - Sat Jul 4 15:30:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It will vary depending on the written exam that is used. Just make sure you answer truthfully. The written exam will ask many of the same questions over and over in different ways. Check my link for some useful info.
Answered by cadquest - Mon Jul 6 08:59:04 2009

What questions should I ask the College Center?
Q. I'm a Junior at high school and I have made an appointment in the college center in my school to speak with my counselor about what I'm planning to do after I graduate. I also have to prepare a list of questions of which I want to discuss with my counselor, and that's my problem. So here's my question: If you were to attend to a college center appointment, what would you ask them? What are some good questions to ask them? What should I know? Any ideas? Thank you!
Asked by SpaceBoy360* - Mon Mar 29 10:41:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. What are the best colleges for my major? What schools offer on-campus living? Is it advisable to go to a school close to home? Would you recommend community college before university? What are some things I can expect from my classes and teachers? What are some programs I could join to make paying for college easier? Are there any classes in H.S that I can take now to make college a little easier? Usually questions along those lines are good questions to ask.
Answered by Chelsea - Mon Mar 29 10:49:16 2010

What questions will they ask to my 9 year old on the inmigration interview?
Q. Im married to a us citizen for almost four years now, we havent filled my papers yet but now will do, my daughter is not his but he will petition for her as a step daughter. My question is what kind of questions they will ask her? she gets pretty nervous easy, im afraid she cant answer questions right. Also we will go w a attorney hopefully that will make things less stressful for us. Thanks so much for any answer or advice i sure appreciate it. God bless!
Asked by tina - Tue Sep 1 13:30:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm sure that the attorney you will be hiring will prepare you adequately for the USCIS interview. The only way that I see your daughter being questioned is if there is some suspected fraud. Fraud means that your marriage isn't a real one but only for the purpose to secure a green card. If that is not you then you will have little reason to worry. If you have some specific reason why you think an interview might go badly, then by all means tell them to your lawyer. Don't forget that under the Child Citizenship Act that your child becomes a citizen when you do. However once your child turns 18, then it's too late for that possibility. I'm not sure why you waited 4 years after marrying a US citizen to finally apply for adjustment. … [cont.]
Answered by Schmegicky - Tue Sep 1 22:20:05 2009

What are good questions to ask at interviews?
Q. I'm applying to an electrical company for an electrician apprenticeship and was hoping to find out some good questions to ask an electric company, as well as good questions to ask any company when at an interview. I'm terrible when it comes to thinking of questions to ask, so it'd be great help to know what other people think are good questions!
Asked by Kate - Sat Mar 27 11:45:18 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's always a good idea to ask about future prospects, i.e. promotion routes once your apprenticeship is complete. It shows that you are thinking of a long term career and progressing within the company. It would also pay to research the company, find out what their various departments or divisions do and have an idea which you would like to work in once trained, you can then ask questions about that. Don't bang on about how much money you will earn because that is a negative.
Answered by Atheist - Sat Mar 27 11:54:16 2010

What questions do you have about animal testing?
Q. Tell me some questions that you have about animal testing. Remember, open-ended and thoughtful questions are more likely to get my Best Answer than boring, yes-or-no questions!
Asked by CherryPie - Sun Feb 4 14:56:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Why would they sew a monkey's eyes shut to study the effects of blindness?Isn't it obvious what effects blindness would have on people. I know some testing has to be done on animals,but what are some of the alternative methods? Did Iams really treat the dog food taste testers badly? What kind of foods do dogs like,gm or non-gm? Are there any laws regarding the welfare of animals in testing,if yes are they well regulated? Why is the FDA pushing animal cloning(for food) so much? Why would scientists want to make a glow in the dark pig(seriously,look it up? Why would scientists make a cow who can't contract mad-cow disease,why not stop mad cow at the source and stop feeding animals to other animals? How many animals does the USDA even… [cont.]
Answered by vegan&proud - Sun Feb 4 18:51:20 2007

What are questions to ask about legalizing marijuana?
Q. We have a survey assignment and we need to ask at least five questions about legalizing marijuana. I got some ideas but I need more to compare which questions are better. What are questions to ask about legalizing marijuana? Thanks guys.
Asked by Star - Thu Jun 18 21:52:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1)Ask why or why not should marijuana be legal to use? 2)Do you think prohibition of Marijuana leads to more problems than if it was just legalized? 3)If we legalize Marijuana,should we legalize ALL drugs? 4)Should Marijuana be regulated by the state or by the Feds? 5)What age do you feel should be the legal age to use Marijuana if it becomes legalized?
Answered by Alex - Sat Jun 20 06:40:57 2009

What are the five questions that you will ask to five presidential candidates?
Q. You are selected to interview candidates for the office of president of the United States. You will be interviewed them without knowing their names and their party affiliations. Your mission is to ask only five questions of each candidate. Your questions are to address each candidate s ideological preferences and leadership. What are you five questions? And how would each one of these questions help you assess the leadership ability as well as the ideological preferences of the candidates.
Asked by Amazone - Tue Nov 27 09:49:37 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Will your foreign policy differ from that of the Council on foreign relations or the {CFR}? 2. How will you address our war driven, debtors economy and the private bankers that heavily influence our politics? {The Federal Reserve} 3. How will you respond if one of your staff commits treason or any other crime? 4. How will you address the abusive power that has taken hold of the executive branch, and diminishes the civil liberties of our citizens. 5. Will you restore the integrity of the constitution to the best of your ability and make future decisions based on that of what our country once stood for?
Answered by 9/11 was an inside job - Wed Nov 28 04:02:28 2007

What questions do I ask the agent while looking at a modular home?
Q. I'm already prepared with the basic home questions (utilities/taxes/age & condition, etc), but what other questions should I ask specifically for a modular home? Anything in particular that I should look for when touring it? Thanks.
Asked by bubbaboeing - Thu May 8 11:56:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Asking them how much it cost them to build is a stupid question . . . your offer shouldn't be based on what the seller paid for the home, but what the home is worth. Yes, it could help a little to know what they paid for it, but who is the buyer to decide that they should only make $50K when the market shows that they could make $80K? There is really no way for you to know whether or not the seller is in a position to hold out for the best possible offer . . . so if you like the home, make a fair offer that you are happy with. Just wanted to vent a little there . . . You want to make sure that there is no metal framing left on the bottom of the home, that will depreciate the value. The foundation should be just like a traditional home. [cont.]
Answered by Christina - Thu May 8 13:02:19 2008

What questions are good to ask an interviewer at the end of an interview?
Q. I have heard that it is important to come to an interview with questions for the end of the interview when they ask if we have any questions for them? I want to make an impression without seeming to invasive or needy.
Asked by John Glenn - Sun Feb 7 05:36:28 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ask them what the next step is in the interview process. Ask them how you rank with the other candidates because you are very interested in the job. Ask for the job -do you know that if you are less qualified than someone else and you ask for the job and tell them you can start immediately that your enthusiasm and assertiveness will get you the job? Always ask them if you have answered all the questions they have for you. Remember to get all those that you speak with email address so you can follow up with a thank you that day, not the next, but that day. Between your enthusiasm and follow up you will stand out and that is good.
Answered by Texas Hill Country Christian - Sun Feb 7 09:46:09 2010

What questions are you tired of being asked in religion and spirituality?
Q. Personally I am so tired that I get heart burns every time I see it being asked and that is, Is the world going to end in 2012. What about you which question are you tired of being asked? Can we change the questions up for now on.
Asked by S R g r t d - Sat Aug 23 23:22:18 2008 - - 34 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have been answering questions here for less than a year. I want to answer according to my knowledge and give an honest one in doing it. But with some of the questions which look like they belong here and you click them and get, "Should I wear..." or "My bf is ..." and of course the ones where the person wants to know "if it's true that..." I hate the 2012 ones also.
Answered by the Ol' Foolosifer - Sat Aug 23 23:33:09 2008

What questions will be asked at a private school admissions hearing?
Q. I'm home schooling my son through kindergarten. I want to apply to a private school next year and want to make sure he's ready for their questions. What sort of questions do they ask to accept a 1st grader into private school?
Asked by Veg4Life - Fri Sep 25 11:03:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ive gone to a private school since first grade and they generally ask the same things that a public school would only with the exception of religion. As he gets older though the education gets better and focuses more on preparing him for high school and college better then a public school or homeschooling would
Answered by Sarah - Fri Sep 25 11:22:16 2009

What questions should I ask/not ask in a survey on texting while driving?
Q. I am doing a texting while driving laws survey for a class of mine. What questions should I ask or not ask on this topic? This is a random survey. Please do not give me your opinion on this topic, just questions that I should/should not ask.
Asked by Anonymous - Mon May 24 19:14:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I would ask the questions and then have multiple check boxes, so that the person taking the survey can check the box that best describes their texting behavior. 1- I read texts while driving: A- All the time. B- Some of the time. C- Only when there aren't any other cars around. D- Never. 2- I text while driving: A- All the time. B- Some of the time. C- Only when there aren't any other cars around. D- Never. 3- I have have read texts while driving: (Check all that apply) A- During daylight hours. B- At night. C- In the rain. D- In the snow. 4- I have texted while driving: (Check all that apply) A- During daylight hours. B- At night. C- In the rain. D- In the snow. 5- I think that texting… [cont.]
Answered by Greg - Thu May 27 22:42:14 2010

What percentage of questions are self therapy, should be googled, or are actually good questions for yahoo?
Q. These are the three main categories of questions that I see posted, plus the kids that want you to answer all their homework questions. Am I missing any?
Asked by Geoff - Fri Jan 15 17:41:16 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Self Therapy - 30% Googled - 4% Good Questions - 3% Stupid questions - 15% Ranting - 10% Homework - 18% About Celebrities 20%
Answered by Loneliness <3 - Fri Jan 15 18:41:28 2010

What questions are asked in a graduate counseling or clinical psychology program interview?
Q. I'm applying to graduate school in counseling and clinical psychology, perhaps to become a licensed therapist or counselor, individual or MFT, and I was wondering what is usually asked in the interview to get into the school. What questions are common, and is it true that they sometimes ask purposefully stressful questions to see how you react under stressful situations? Thanks for the help!
Asked by annoyed1 - Wed Mar 5 05:49:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Graduate special Eight tips for job interview success What's the first thing to remember? ian mckinley: Be yourself, don't try to act differently during an interview. The important thing is to build some sort of working relationship with the person who is interviewing you. Unless they're from human resources, they may end up being your boss. If you don't hit it off during the interview then it is unlikely that you'll hit it off when you actually start the job. You shouldn't necessarily act any different from the way that you would normally behave. Never work alone--pay attentions on the social-network. The social-network is fatal factor for your work present and future, the social-network is the your connections in the society, it can… [cont.]
Answered by Wilson - Thu Mar 6 15:32:19 2008