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Due to the increasing volume of and interconnections between semantic datasets, it becomes a challenging task for novice users to know what are included in a dataset, how they can make use of them, and particularly, what queries should be asked. In this paper we analyse several types of candidate insightful queries and propose a framework to generate such queries and identify their relations. To verify our approach, we implemented our framework and evaluated its performance with benchmark and real world datasets.