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A Double-Barreled Question is a question designed to mislead or influence by connecting two things that are unrelated. The term has a negative connotation and is often considered a political trick.|
Type | Questions | Definition | A question designed to mislead by unfairly connecting multiple things and requesting a single answer. | Example | Should the government create jobs and cancel unfair trade agreements? Did you finish your work before your boss fired you for always being late? | Also Known As | Compound Question | Related Concepts | Closed-Ended QuestionLeading QuestionLoaded QuestionSuggestive QuestionTrick Question |
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