Different ways of asking Bible Study questions

Rudyard Kipling famously wrote;

I keep six honest serving-men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why and When
And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard may have had five servants, but I've got 17. Consequently, mine don't rhyme.

I don't think I've posted these before. It's a list of types of questions to ask to keep Bible Study interesting. From Leading Better Bible Studies by Karen & Rod Morris.

1. Summarise

2. Paraphrase

3. Compare

4. Note

5. Organise

6. Contrast

7. Identify

8. Drawing

9. Interview

10. Sentence Analysis

11. Mapping

12. List

13. Table

14. Role-play

15. Logic-Flow, Cause and Effect Diagrams

16. Plot

17. Key Question

I could have rhymed, were I to care

Summarise, paraphrase, compare.

But note I will not organise

Or contrast or identify

And drawing from the great abyss

Interview, sentence analysis

Mapping, List, Table, I've got

a Role-play, logic-flow or plot

The key question of this game I'm hating

Is what am I procrastinating?

Hebrew.