Asking Questions, Particularly Open-Ended Ones, Helps One to Make Better

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Multiple Choice

Asking questions, particularly open-ended ones, helps one to make better conversation

• A) because asking a good series of questions shifts attention to the other person.
• B) because asking questions shows you are interested in the other person.
• C) because replies to open-ended questions give extra information that can be used to ask other questions or lead to other topics of conversation.
• D) due to all of these reasons.

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