I prefer questions suitable for a 6th-grade audience, focusing on general education topics. The difficulty level should be appropriate for that age group, challenging yet accessible. Themes could include science (e.g., exploring the properties of matter, simple machines, the solar system), social studies (e.g., historical events, different cultures, government systems), mathematics (e.g., problem-solving involving fractions, decimals, geometry), and language arts (e.g., vocabulary building, grammar, creative writing prompts). I'd also like questions that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills, rather than simple recall. The questions should be open-ended, allowing for diverse responses and stimulating discussion. Ideally, the format should be clear, concise, and engaging, perhaps incorporating visuals or real-world examples where appropriate. I'd appreciate a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, short-answer, and essay-style questions to cater to different learning styles. Finally, the questions should be inclusive and avoid any potentially sensitive or controversial topics.