An Example of an Argumentative Question That Is Objectionable by the Opposing

An example of an argumentative question that is objectionable by the opposing attorney is:

A) "How long have you been an officer of this police department?"
B) "What did you observe when you arrived at the scene on the night in question?"
C) "Have you been called as a witness to testify in similar cases?"
D) "Do you still drink a six pack of beer before going to work?"