The Problem with Using the Following Words: "Like","for Example" in a Question

question 50

Multiple Choice

The problem with using the following words: "like","for example" in a question is

• A)it is used to introduce an example and the choice of an example influences response.
• B)it refers to something akin to the subject of the sentence,yet is not the subject of the sentence.
• C)it does not translate easily into foreign languages.
• D)All of the above are problems with using "like" or "for example"
• E)None of the above;that is,it's ok to use the word "like."

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