"Pick a question" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "Let's start the quiz by having everyone pick a question from the list."
It's a variant of a gift exchange: The first contestant chooses, then the second can either pick a question mark off the board or can decide to steal the first contestant's prize, which is already known.
If more than one question is available for a given content piece, then the system will chose either the hardest question if there are previous ratings, or will pick a question at random.
Do not pick a question and use an obvious answer; use something that only you would know!
Pick a question that you can answer and that you can add content to that no other answer added.
Plan some fun slumber party games and activities: "Pick a Question": Everyone writes down a few questions, such as "Who will be the first to get married?".
After picking a question you'd like to have answered, the site presents a series of multiple choice questions (you always have the option to skip a question if you don't know how to answer it).
The 21-year-old picked a question out of the Santa hat that read: "You were picked to give one celebrity plastic surgery.
So first and foremost, pick a research question you care deeply about, even if it's not the flavor of the month.
The second piece of advice, especially for people in the research community, is: pick a big question.
Pick a security question.
It's best to pick a 1st grade question first, so you have an easy question and can win some money.
