Questions constructed in such a manner that they suggest an expected answer are identified as

Questions worded so as to suggest a particular expected answer are called lead questions.

Main questions are the central items of an interview and are not biased in wording.

Meta questions ask about the questioning process itself.

Suggestive questions is a loose phrase, not the standard methodological term here.

Leading wording threatens the validity of the responses collected.

Neutral, open phrasing is preferred to reduce response bias.