A question which enables learners to move beyond the given inputs like reading text is known as?

Option 3 : Extrapolative question

Questioning Skills refer to one’s ability to formulate and respond to questions about situations, objects, concepts, and ideas. Questions may derive from oneself or from other people. 

Extrapolative questions:

• Extrapolation refers to the idea when someone makes a guess or hypothesis based on previous knowledge or experiences.
• An extrapolative question is a question that needs imagination and prediction thus it requires learners to move beyond the given inputs like reading text.
• Extrapolative questions require observing a present situation to guess what might eventually happen and making a conclusion about the hypothetical situation based on known information.
• For example, a teacher asks a learner to imagine you are the character in the story and write a letter to your friend expressing your feelings.

Thus, it is concluded that a question that enables learners to move beyond the given inputs like reading text is known as an extrapolative question.

Hint

• Creative writing question requires creating unique ideas that are imaginative and innovative. It improves students' ability to come up with alternatives.
• Inferential questions require answers that require contextual clues. Inferential questions are difficult to answer because they can have more than one correct answer.