The term used to refer to the requesting of information from others is:
C. Querying
1. Asking: This term is more general and can be used in various contexts beyond just seeking information. It may not specifically imply the request for information.
2. Inquiring: While similar to querying, inquiring can be more formal and may not always involve the intention to obtain information.
3. Querying: This term specifically indicates the act of asking for information or data, especially in the context of databases or search engines.
4. Looking: This term suggests a physical action of searching with the eyes, and it may not always involve a verbal request for information.
