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From the context, it's probably questions. Creating and generating good questions and answers is a skill. Too vague, you don't know if your answer is incorrect
by kiba 6y ago
From the context, it's probably questions.
Creating and generating good questions and answers is a skill. Too vague, you don't know if your answer is incorrect or not. If your answer require too much, you're never going to get the answer right, and so forth.
- mkl 6y ago"Questions" is too specific, as prompts are often not actually phrased as questions. E.g. cloze deletions, where you fill in a missing word, or vocabulary for language learning, where the prompt is a word and the answer is the translation.