Tool for Highlighting Key Observational Questions in Text

Assume that you need to manual highlight them; I would build a custom palette with visual coding that has meaning to me. In theory, one could automate it with a combination of sense coding, semantic domains, and roles but since clause search arguments cannot be combined with Bible text or morphology search arguments, this is not in fact practical/straight forward. The why question is the nearest to impossible in theory as it is often the result of interpretation rather than linguistic categories and relationships. I actually use case frames to break an event down to individual actions with particular roles (players), places, objects, times ...

The who portion is easy in the sense of identifying that it is a person but not in the sense of the role which is often the critical piece of information. The where would be easy if it were not so often carried over from several event previously i.e. you are in the same location until the text specifically says you change locations which is often independent of event boundaries. When is even less frequently explicit ... after event A but before event B is often the only timeframe for an event. But remember I am more a stickler for precision than many who take a "good enough for what it's for" approach.

Here is an example from shared visual filters that should show you how to do it ... I usually just use a broad range and color codes. Andersen-Forbes has a bit of semantic range for Hebrew.