Types of Questions
When an interviewee can only give a limited amount of responses.
What is the most important part of creating an interview, and the first thing you need to decide when preparing one?
What is decide on who to interview?
When an interview takes place in a professional and/or strict context.
What is a formal interview?
When an interviewer summarizes what the interviewee says in the interviewer's own words.
What is paraphrasing.
This student's name is the same as a major oceanic body.
What is Pacifique?
When an interviewee can respond in any way that he or she chooses, including writing in a text box for surveys or polls.
What is an open-ended question?
Who should you keep in mind when creating interview questions OTHER than the interviewee?
Who is the target audience.
A kind of interview where there is a predetermined format that the interviewee has no say in determining.
What is a structured interview?
When the exact words of an interviewer or interviewee are used to support your opinion or perspective about that interview?
What is a direct quote.
What is Mi?
When a closed interview question includes an "other" option to add in more details.
What is a partial open-ended question?
What will determine the theme and content of your interview, OTHER than the interviewee?
What is the interview topic?
A kind of interview where the interviewee helps determine the direction of the interview. This can be formal or informal.
What is a semi-structured interview?
Three main reasons or social functions for an interview.
What is to inform, convince, or entertain.
These students' name begins with a "Z", "T", or "H".
What are Zainab, Tabosseum, or Hui.
When a question is based off of the interviewee's last response to another question.
What is follow-up question?
What is necessary to do when creating interviewee questions and preparing the introduction of your interview?
What is research?
Interviews used mainly for data and research purposes, usually in a structured and formal format, with multiple choice, ranking, and scaled types of questions in both closed and partial open question form.
What are surveys and polls?
Ten ways you can figure out the target audience of an interview?
What are interviewer, interviewee, types of questions, interview setting, language used, time of day of program, formal vs. informal interviewing style, platform, body language, and topic of interview.
Without looking, what is the name of your textbook?
What is English & Interviews?
When a question doesn't require a response.
What is rhetorical question?
How do you conclude an interview?
What is thank the interviewee, summarize the purpose and content of the interview, thank the audience, and sign off/say goodbye.
Five examples of when we use interviews in every day life.
What are health care, firefighting and police incidents, news reports, job application processes, and TV and online entertainment.
When your language and words choices suit your context in an appropriate way.
What is language register.
What is your teacher's full first and last name?
Kathleen (Katie) Lefevre