The phrase "questions provided" is correct in written English and can be used to refer to a set of questions that have already been provided, such as a test or survey.
For example: Please answer the questions provided to complete the survey.
In some debates, he has submitted videotaped answers to questions provided in advance while Mr. Begich answered questions in person.
Heading back to London, an edition of Any Questions provided a model of everything I had spent the day escaping.
-Look over the guiding questions provided to your group and come up with initial answers, based on the article reading.
After sharing their finished posters, we had a brief discussion based on the questions provided in the lesson.
So the Q&A service was a masterstroke the users who answered others' questions provided lots of free content.
In the combined groups, students discuss the following questions (provided on a separate handout): -What results, if any, were the same between Google and Yahoo?
But Richard Shepherd, a Tory, disagreed, saying prime minister's questions provided a "twinkle of light" into the goings-on of the Commons.
There is a question-and-answer quality to much of this music: great sounds of alarm followed by soothing consolation, loud questions provided with soft answers.
For the rest of the class period, they will brainstorm in their groups, following the guiding questions provided below (and written on the board for easier student access).
In a later class, groups present their case studies, followed by an open forum discussion addressing the discussion questions provided below.
To support reading comprehension, have students focus on and answer the "who, what, where, when, why, how" questions provided at the end of the handout.
