"questions on page" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "For more information, please refer to the questions on page 4."
Part of its review covered current accounts (see Five Questions on page 63) but hopes for a crackdown on legal loan sharks that charge interest rates of up to 4,000 per cent were dashed.
The habit isn't so much jarring as unnerving, on a par with the pilot of a jumbo jet who keeps fiddling with the P.A. to exult, "I'm flying this thing!" In self-defense I began to count: the 20 questions on Page 213 culminate in "How shall I tell her story?" At this point a little pit forms in the stomach.
If you want all questions on one page, add a number greater than the number of questions you anticipate adding.
The layout of the original NMQ-E questionnaire, containing 99 questions on one page, seemed to be less than optimal to most adolescents.
The health equity plausibility algorithm was presented to raters as a list of three questions on one page, with a checkbox requiring Yes or No answers.
The correct answer to the Regents physics question on Page B1 is No. 2.
The first point – that only 27% of gay people would marry if given the chance, used for the Daily Mail headline – comes from a question on page three of the survey.
He peered down close to the page and said, "I now question the word 'overbearing' on Page 32".
k Questions are on Page 30.
Questions are on Page 33.
QUIZ Answers Questions are on page 42.
