$1.$ Select a Product: Choose a hypothetical or existing product to focus on for this

exercise. Briefly describe the product to provide context for your questions.

$2.$ Develop Questions: Create a total of $10$ questions you would ask potential

customers about the product:

o $5$ Leading Questions: These questions might prompt or suggest a

specific answer.

o $5$ Non$-$Leading Questions: These questions should be open and neutral,

allowing for unbiased and honest feedback.

$3.$ Rate Your Questions: After formulating your questions,

o Assign a rating to each question on a scale from $1$ to $10,$ where $1$ signifies

the least leading, and $10$ indicates the most leading question.

o Provide a brief rationale for your ratings.

$4.$ Create an Infographic: Design an infographic that displays your $10$ questions,

organized from least leading to most leading.

o Use visual elements such as colors, arrows, or scales to illustrate the

spectrum of leading versus non$-$leading questions.

o Your infographic should be self$-$explanatory and visually engaging, making

it easy for viewers to understand the gradation of questions