The phrase "automatic questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to questions that are generated or posed without manual input, often in automated systems or processes.
Example: "The survey software is designed to generate automatic questions based on the user's previous answers."
Alternatives: "predefined questions" or "system-generated questions".
It will add features early next year to allow buyers to target particular items and sellers to price their goods by answering automatic questions.
November 7 , 1942Springfield, Illinois My love, At the station in Springfield I was met (and then on the next day taken to see Lincoln's house and grave) by the club secretary, a creepily silent melancholic of somewhat clerical cast with a small stock of automatic questions, which he quickly exhausted.
It raised automatic questions.
The actor Leonardo DiCaprio rolled in over the weekend, and the automatic question to ask would be if he had gotten lost and wound up at the wrong end of Manhattan, except that the restaurant apparently is crawling with women in slinky dresses and men in sleek shirts.
The analysis of digitally recorded natural-language information from the semantic viewpoint is a matter of considerable complexity, and it lies at the foundation of such incipient applications as automatic question answering from a database or retrieval by means of unrestricted natural-language queries.
Fig. 2 Architecture of the automatic question generation system.
However, studies on the evaluation of automatic question generation are still relatively few.
We used an automatic question generation system as described in (Susanti et al. 2015).
In this section, educational applications of automatic question generation are reviewed and classified.
Figure 2 illustrates the architecture of the automatic question generation system used in this study.
Five classes of existing educational applications of automatic question generation have been reviewed.
