"question pool" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a set of questions compiled together, usually for a test or quiz. For example, "The teacher created a new question pool for the semester final."
Even a routine "toll free" warranty call on a dishwasher costs the manufacturer about $50 to service, so an appliance that could signal a faulty part, or coach a user along (even if simply by connection to a user group or "frequently asked question" pool) would have great cost benefits.
The test questions were carefully selected from the standard question pool at SYSU.
All questions within a specific section of the question pool were considered to be equivalent in terms of the types of thinking skills required.
Each student participant was interviewed one-on-one by three different interviewers, each of whom asked questions of their own choosing from the question pool.
The overall time studying for the exam with students' questions only (Rh) was significantly lower than for the other exams (P < .001) and the students spent a great deal of their time memorising the question pool.
Obtain the test question pool.
Coursera, for example, has offered the option of question pools and randomized exams a long time ago.
Links to the information are located under the section for Exam Question Pools.
The FCC uses only the question pools to make up the element tests.
Or, would it be better to have the students try to answer a few questions, pool their information as a class, and then move to practicing retrieval of the information?
Scroll down to the bottom of the Examinations page and select "Examination Questions Pool".
