Question

question 4 (mandatory) (10 points)
before you start the interview, ask the source if
○ they are familiar with your work.
○ they like your outfit.
○ they can hear you.
○ you can record it.

question 5 (mandatory) (10 points)
________ questions are meant to gather specific information that can help you nail down facts or clarify specific things within an interview.
○ close - ended
○ open - ended
○ leading
○ loaded

question 6 (mandatory) (10 points)
________ questions can solicit extended answers from your sources.
○ leading
○ loaded
○ close - ended
○ open - ended

Explanation:

Question 4

Before an interview, ensuring the recording permission (asking if you can record it) is a standard and relevant step. Other options like asking about familiarity with work, outfit preference, or if they can hear you are less relevant to interview preparation compared to recording permission.

Close - ended questions are designed to get specific, concise answers that help in clarifying facts or nailing down specific information. Open - ended questions are for more elaborate answers, leading questions guide the respondent, and loaded questions have implicit assumptions. So close - ended questions match the description.

Open - ended questions are structured to encourage respondents to give extended, detailed answers. Leading questions influence the response, loaded questions have biased assumptions, and close - ended questions get short answers. So open - ended questions are the ones that solicit extended answers.

Answer:

D. you can record it

Question 5