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Which is used when asking about one or more items from a known set of options. For example, Which computer do you prefer? asks for a choice from known computers.

What is more open, used when any answer is possible, like What do you like to do?

Absolute means complete or total. It's used to emphasize that something is as much as it can be. For example, My absolute favorite game is chess, means chess is the top favorite, without question.

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I can see your enthusiasm, Bob! Tell me, BLANK gadgets are your BLANK favorites?

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which

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This word asks for a specific choice or selection from a known group of items.

absolute

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This adjective emphasizes that the choice is the most complete or total among all options.

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