Strong Question Type & Weak Question Type
Judge a reading question by its purpose and expected answer, using a textbook guessing task to see when short yes-or-no questions are useful rather than automatically weak.
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Strong and Weak Questions: Answer Scope and Purpose
Judge a reading question by its purpose and expected answer, using a textbook guessing task to see when short yes-or-no questions are useful rather than automatically weak.
Open article →Reading Question Ladder: Locate, Explain and Justify
Compare line-based recall, brief explanation and why-based interpretation so you can identify how much evidence and reasoning a reading question really demands.
Open article →How to Judge Question Strength in a Passage
Use line meaning, own-words paragraph writing and inferential follow-ups to decide whether a reading question is clear, passage-grounded and matched to its expected response.
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