question x doubt

[beachboy]

- After reviewing the lesson, the students had no more questions (doubts?)
- Mr. Jones, I have a question (a doubt?)

 

[cclaff]

- After reviewing the lesson, the students had no more questions (doubts?)
- Mr. Jones, I have a question (a doubt?)

"question".

"Doubt" would mean that what the lesson taught might not be true.

 

[mykwyner]

In English, the word doubt has an implied meaning of mistrust. We always use question in situations such as the ones in your post. We usually use doubt in situations like these:

I doubt that he will finish his work on time.
They have doubts about your honesty.
We have no doubt that he will do what he said he would.

 

[beachboy]

Thanks to both again! Very clarifying!