a number of questions and answers for religious education

test

talking with

dialogue, discourse

being curious

intense desire to know, understand

wanting very much (to learn, know)

desiring knowledge, understanding

inquiry

inquest

the act of examining or being examined; a (usually written) test of knowledge or ability

test, analysis

not believing; showing doubt

unbelieving

in the habit of asking for information

wondering, curious

the process of asking; an investigation

asking; looking into

liking, showing a fondness for, having, (too much) interest on other's affairs

curious

not safe; not providing good support; not to be relied on

uncertain, worried

a word or structure used to form a question

quizzical

feeling, showing, a wish to be unkind because one does not trust a partner or believes one is being cheated

desirous; wary

quick at noticing things

alert, watchful

a question raising a doubt about the truth of something

demand for answers

a form of a sentence which asks for information, an answer etc; to express or feel doubt about (something)

asking for answer

causing amusement; teasing; expressing disbelief, puzzlement

appearing confused or curious

the state of being reluctant

disinclination

(US = skeptical) in the habit of not believing, of questioning the truth of, claims, statements etc

disbelieving, leery

to give attention and time to learning or discovering (something); to examine (something) carefully

learning, analysis

having, showing, causing, a feeling of doubt (because a person, thing, cannot be trusted or believed)

distrustful