What is another word for question-and-answer methods?
Pronunciation: [kwˈɛst͡ʃənandˈansə mˈɛθədz] (IPA) 
The term "question-and-answer methods" refers to a technique commonly used to convey information, clarify concepts or test comprehension. Synonyms for this phrase include "interrogation tactics," "query techniques," "cross-examination methods," and "inquiry approaches." Other synonyms that can further refine this meaning include "quiz strategy," "examination technique," "interview style," "information gathering tools," and "Socratic inquiry." These terms are used to highlight the fundamental aspect of asking questions and offering responses or answers based on the responses provided. Incorporating such techniques into learning situations can be instrumental in enhancing active participation, promoting critical thinking and enhancing the retention of information.
