Summarizing questions
I was wondering what it does it mean when I'm asked to summarize a question? Does it mean to make the question shorter by summarizing it with a question mark (?) at the end or answering the question and make reference (Mentioning) to the question in the answer?
For example: Question: How many people are currently living in New York City? Summarized question: What is the current population of New York City?
Or (Another example that includes answer to question): There are 8 million people currently living in New York City?
Not sure. Your help would be great. Thanks.
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I don't see how you can summarize a question. What is the exact wording of your instructions?
- I don't see how you can summarize a question.
- What is the exact wording of your instructions?
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I don't see how you can summarize a question. What is the exact wording of your instructions?
0anonymousI was wondering what it does it mean when I'm asked to summarize a question?
This is awkward and not natural. The yellow part would be better as what it means.
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