What I learned about the Election

From the classroom examination of election issues I learned that everyone in our class had many different thoughts and ideas about the different topics. There was never a time when the whole class agreed on a topic. I also noticed that for both sides of the argument both of the sides had many good reasons for why they chose that side. Not only did I learn about other people's views in my class but I got to understand my own views even more. For example were my answers more liberal or conservative? Another thing I learned about was the candidates that were running and whether or not we agreed or disagreed on certain topics. After marking down the candidates who were most compatible with me I was actually surprised to see how many topics I agreed on with some of the candidates I didn't know as well. These are the different election issues and candidates that I learned about through the classroom examination.

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How better techniques can benefit your next search

The reason why you should use both open and closed questions is they both have great ways of getting information. The benefit of using an open question is you can get more details from the answer. A question like “ How does a system work?.”  Now the benefit of using a closed questions is you don’t get a long response to the question. It gives you a quick and simple answer. A question like “ What is your favorite color.
  You should use Google Search tips because they can help make your next search more efficient and easier to get the information you need. Such as using the tip OR. OR can help your search be more efficient because say you type in a long name but has a shorter nickname then when you use both the words with OR google can get that information quicker. For example lioness OR lion. These are some reasons why you should use both open and closed questions and google search tips.