Meanings of open-ended question in English

And whether or not I survive is still an open-ended question.

What I would really love to see is the open-ended question posed to a village.

An open-ended question that already knew the answer.

We began our Massachusetts interviews with an open-ended question about what brought interviewees to the Tea Party.

What that means is an open-ended question.

An interview schedule of 12 quantitative variables and one open-ended question, participant observation and newspaper reports were used.

The video starts with a guy typing: "Can I help anyone with anything?" Jeez, what an open-ended question.

Firstly, there is the open-ended question of when holding a major international sporting event in China will be considered safe again.

An open-ended question about what first drew respondents to the parties saw Islam and immigration listed far more often than economic worries.

Telephone polls tend to ask voter preference as an open-ended question, or just offer respondents the choice of the Democratic and Republican candidates.

Results: Rates of reported burnout (in response to an open-ended question) were lower than expected, with approximately 26% of participants reporting burnout.

We found that in the open-ended question format 57.1% of the general practitioners gave the correct answers.

Descriptive analysis was conducted on patient responses to an open-ended question on how they felt about their AD and how the disease affected their life.

The results are based on data gathered from December 19-22, with an open-ended question so the contributor can choose his or her nomination.

When we asked Massachusetts Tea Party activists an open-ended question about their preferred news sources, 51 out of 69 respondents reported being Fox News watchers.

"That's a pretty open-ended question."