The phrase 'arrange questions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss the organization of specific questions. For example, "We need to arrange the questions in a logical order for this upcoming presentation."
(1933, 10-11) {§5.6} [The] work of disentangling and arranging questions, which.. I [call] analysis, may be alternatively described as the work of detecting presuppositions..
In the cases where question difficulty could not be matched exactly, based on the assumption that students would perform best on questions they had seen most often and worst on questions they had seen least often, we arranged the questions so that the hardest question appeared as the prequestion and the easiest question appeared as the quiz-only question.
It is understood that detectives first contacted Murdoch last year to arrange to question him but agreed to a request from his lawyers to wait until the phone-hacking trial was finished.
Nancy Willen encouraged DreamWorks to produce a special about the making of American Beauty, to set up displays of the film in the communities' bookstores, and to arrange a question-and-answer session with Mendes for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
An interview could not be arranged, nor questions answered.
The young American hip-hoppers of the Imani's Dream company performed "LYFE Radio Station 143.7," arranged as questions and answers about love, as heard on a talk radio station and punctuated by songs, with everything, even the questions, arranged by the choreographer Caprice Armstrong in dance and mime.
By John Cassidy June 17 , 2012Here's a tip for aspiring politicians: if you've agreed to appear on a big national show, and you know there are going to be some awkward questions, arrange to do the interview on a pretty farm with some cows mooching around in the background.
When someone calls about the car, answer their questions, arrange for a time for them to come by to see the car, and enjoy the money you make off of the car! !
