4 Answers. “Unclear” is a reasonable word to use. You might also consider “opaque” if you want to communicate not only that it’s unclear to you, but that it’s generally unclear, or you could use “uncertain” if it’s strictly unknown how the algorithm will behave.
How do you say I am not clear?
“I’m not clear about this.” = I am not understanding this. “This is not clear to me.” = I do not understand this.
What is a ambiguous question?
An ambiguous question is defined as one where there is no specific query, it could have more than one meaning, asking for several responses, or not clearly defining the subject/object.
What happens if the question is not clear?
When the question is updated to be clear enough, one answer needs updating, and two are entirely invalid answers (dealing with an issue not asked) which means they should be downvoted — regardless of whether they were answering a former version of the question, they’re not answering it now. This is a messy situation that we should avoid.
Are there any questions only a know it all can answer?
Still, this is a basic question that even children should know the answer to, despite how little time they spend actually applying the knowledge. Green doesn’t simply fall down from trees – it must be formed by mixing two colors together. Which ones? In which country is the Leaning Tower of Pisa located? Timber!
How to make a guess on a multiple choice test?
Guessing on Multiple Choice Tests. Make a guess before looking at potential answers. Often, an answer choice may be listed as an option in order to trick you. When you first read a question, try not to look at the choices or cover them with your hand to avoid doubting yourself and getting stuck.
When do you know the right answer on a test?
For instance, if a question asks, “A salamander is an,” and “amphibian” is the only choice that starts with a vowel, you’ll know it’s the right answer. 4 Guess “all of the above” if it only appears once on the test. If only one question has an “all” or “none of the above” choice, that’s probably the right answer.
