Which of the following is an example of a factual question? A. How did you travel to Boston? B. What did you think about Boston? C. Did it rain while you were in Boston? D. Did you visit Paul Revere’s house?
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The options that are examples of factual questions are C. "Did it rain while you were in Boston?" and D. "Did you visit Paul Revere’s house?" These questions can be answered with verifiable facts - either it did or did not rain, and either the person did or did not visit Paul Revere's house.
Option A, "How did you travel to Boston?" can also be considered a factual question, as the method of travel is a fact that can be confirmed. However, it can be mistakenly interpreted as a question that may lead to a subjective narrative depending on the context.
Option B, "What did you think about Boston?" is not a factual question because it asks for a personal opinion or subjective thought, which cannot be objectively verified.