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Imagine you want to bring fruit snacks for your friends. How do you know which fruit they like best without guessing?
We do not have to guess at all β we can just ask them!
Asking to Learn
When we ask a question, we collect information. Information is simply the facts or answers we learn from other people.
To find out what fruit to bring, we ask a clear question: "What is your favorite fruit?"
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Each time a friend answers, you collect one piece of information to help you plan.
What if you want to sort your friends into teams for game day?
Asking About Favorites
You can ask simple questions about colors, pets, or games to group your friends together.
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Try turning to a friend nearby right now and asking: "What is your favorite color?"