a question or inquiry that requires an answer, such as on a test or during a conversation

theme; subject; core idea or central thought expressed in a work of literature or art; main melody or distinctive recurring subject in a musical composition

subject of a talk or conversation; topic of discussion

specific topic or subject addressed by a book, lecture, report, or TV program

difficult problem; hard issue; poser or sticker; a question or situation that is hard to solve or answer

a question or subject for formal study, research, or discussion

subject matter or theme of a literary or artistic work

To have questions or doubts; to encounter a problem

title of a piece of writing, speech, or artwork; subject or topic of discussion

a title, heading, headline, caption, or subject line used to identify the content of a work, section, or message

To assign a subject for an essay or to set a question for an examination.

topic for or under discussion; subject of a meeting; issue

test or exam question; examination topic

to have a problem arise; to be out of order or experience a malfunction

the main song of a movie, television show, or play that represents its central theme

main topic; central theme of a conversation, speech, or piece of writing

To answer questions on a test or in an exercise.

group of professionals or experts organized to undertake a specific research project or task

To choose a subject, topic, or research problem

to be problematic or open to question; to be inappropriate or wrong

a type of exam question where a list of possible answers is provided for the test-taker to choose from; choice question

To treat a minor matter as a major issue; to make a big fuss over nothing, often implying intentional exaggeration. Originally a term for using a complex writing style meant for the Five Classics on a simpler exam topic from the Four Books.

To write a few words of commemoration, encouragement, or dedication; to write a foreword.

to be no problem at all; to be a sure thing

to work out or answer an exercise or a test question

examination questions or a test paper

to stray from the topic; to be off-subject when speaking or writing

exercises or problems designed for schoolwork, practice, or review

To set a question or assign a topic for a test or discussion.

to write an inscription or create calligraphy for a prominent display, such as for a sign, title page, or commemorative plaque

The main song of a movie, play, or television show that helps express its central theme.

A documentary or news feature film focused on a specific topic or theme; commonly shown on television.

the main point of a conversation or the central theme of a piece of writing; the point at issue

To write an inscription, such as a poem, dedication, or message, to mark an occasion or show encouragement.

a test question or exercise where one must provide a missing word or phrase

a topic or subject under discussion or debate; a title or theme for an essay

A word or phrase used to label the main content of books, documents, or data to facilitate searching and classification; theme-word.

A focused meeting for discussion on a specific subject; expert discussion

a problem or question solved to illustrate a theory, law, or principle; a sample question used for practice or in the classroom or for exam preparation

A collection of exam or practice questions, often stored in a database, used by examiners for creating tests or by students for study and preparation.preparation.

to write one's name as a signature or for remembrance

To stray from the subject; to depart from the main topic in speech or writing.

To briefly and directly state the theme or main subject at the beginning of an essay or speech.

subheading; subtitle

to bring out the main theme or make the core point clear using concise language

To use the current topic or a specific incident as a pretext to express one's true intentions or personal views; to make a fuss over something to serve one's own agenda.

Brief text at the beginning of a book or under a title to introduce or summarize the content; often consists of a famous quote, proverb, or poem.

not having a title (of a work, document, or file)

to write a poem on a surface such as a painting, fan, wall, or stone, often composed on the spot to express one's feelings