Question

Ask five types of questions on the sentences: a) A self-confident person makes others feel better about themselves. b) In reality, rejection does not change one's self-worth. c) Talking to someone like the CEO of a major company will be a breeze.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

a) 1)What does a person make others feel better about themselves?

   2)What does a person make others?

   3)Does a person make others feel better about themselves?

   4)Whom does a person make feel better about themselves?

   5)Why a self-confident person makes others feel better about themselves?

b) 1)What doesn't change one's  self-worth?

   2)Why rejection does not change one's  self-worth?

   3)When rejection does not change one's  self-worth?

   4)Does rejection change one's self-woth?

   5)Can rejection change one's self-woth?

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are five types of questions for each of the sentences:

Sentence A:

1. Clarification Question: What does "self-confident" mean in this context?
2. Cause and Effect Question: How does a self-confident person make others feel better about themselves?
3. Opinion Question: Do you believe that self-confidence is a key factor in improving others' self-esteem?
4. Comparison Question: Can you compare the impact of self-confidence on others' self-esteem to another trait or quality?
5. Application Question: Can you provide an example of a situation where a self-confident person made others feel better about themselves?

Sentence B:

1. Clarification Question: What is the context in which rejection is being discussed here?
2. Elaboration Question: Can you explain why rejection does not change one's self-worth, according to the statement?
3. Personal Experience Question: Have you ever experienced rejection and felt that it didn't affect your self-worth?
4. Counterargument Question: Are there situations where rejection can indeed impact one's self-worth, despite the statement?
5. Advice Question: What advice would you give to someone who is struggling with the idea that rejection doesn't affect their self-worth?

Sentence C:

1. Clarification Question: Who is being referred to as "the CEO of a major company" in this statement?
2. Expectation Question: Why does the statement suggest that talking to the CEO will be easy ("a breeze")?
3. Motivation Question: What might be some motivations for wanting to talk to the CEO of a major company?
4. Challenge Question: What challenges or obstacles could one face when trying to engage in a conversation with a CEO?
5. Connection Question: How can one prepare to ensure that talking to the CEO goes smoothly?