Object

• wisdom: And I also agree with the person who questions the wisdom of signing Lennon as a replacement.

Converse of object

• ask: He asked the question along the lines of " I charge a company £ 1000 for a training course.

• answer: Let me answer the question I have just posed.

• raise: People still raise the question of why we hunt.

• pose: The page poses five questions - four based on the color red; one about science in Africa.

• beg: It begs the question: what is the best way to assist companies that are to the fore in research and development?

• address: Earlier I referred to the 1996 volume of Pressing Problems in Law which addressed the question, 'What are Law Schools For?

Adjective modifier

• fundamental: The fundamental question is " Are our hearts right with God?

• unanswered: But his old magic was dulled by the unanswered questions left over from Clapham Common.

• specific: I shall try now to answer some of the specific questions.

• key: The ABD believes the public should demand answers to 4 key questions: 1. Who are the people who are claimed to have died?

• difficult: Difficult questions Remember that everyone is having the same difficulties.

• interesting: The more interesting question has yet to be asked.

Modifies a noun

• mark: Any piece of information which is followed by a double question mark in parenthesis ( ?

Noun used with modifier

• answering: Answering Questions Unfortunately, your presentation does not end once you have finished what you have to say.

• essay: Essay Question: What problems did Alfred face in defending Wessex from Viking attack and how successful was he in solving them?

• exam: A set of multiple choice exam questions are available for the user to test their understanding of the subject.

• burning: The perceived ability of learning providers to meet the needs of business has become a burning question.

• answer: Having said that some mention needs to be made of the question; why do guests on the Trisha Show answer questions at all.

Used with why or when

• why: We must question why the arrests have been accompanied by such drama which once again stirs up fear.