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.
Arrange questions in a systematic manner and then, ask.
In December 2000, just as Ms. Pirro was arranging to question Mr. Durst's best friend, the writer Susan Berman, Ms. Berman was killed in Los Angeles.
To arrange the questions into a tree-like structure, we first compute the strength of a question.
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.
He said he would arrange for questions to be raised in Parliament for a retainer of £2,000 a month.
The first is made up of multiple choice questions, arranging words into sentences, gap-fills, and completing the text of the sentence.
Rather, they argue in their brief, McDonnell's actions "were limited to the most routine political activities: arranging meetings, asking questions and attending events".
McDonnell's lawyers are trying to convince the court that the kind of "official action" federal law treats as corruption -- and that a jury agreed McDonnell committed while governor -- was no more than "routine political courtesies," including activities such as "arranging meetings, asking questions, and attending events".
