"sample answers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: The teacher provided students with some sample answers to the practice exam questions.
While we rarely put our questions in front of a focus group, we did this week, and here are three sample answers: Gangnam-style Honey Boo Boo.
What shape does that middle rung trace out as the ladder falls to the floor?" Cotton-Barratt's answer (yes, sample answers are included) mentions Pythagoras' Theorem, a hypothesis, some equations, a right-angled triangle and sketching on whiteboards, though not necessarily in that order.
Fantasktic introduces three major task design techniques: 1) a guided task specification interface that provides guidelines and recommendations to end users throughout the process, 2) a preview interface that presents users their task from the perspective of an agent, and 3) an automated way to generate task tutorials for agents based on sample answers provided by end users.
The sample answers are a bit esoteric at times, as with the question "Can you run me through your background?" The hypothetical answer — from the perspective of an investment-banking analyst — is so heavily laden with banking jargon that users who are seeking a sales job may find it of little help.
You can view some sample answers here and here and sign up for early access here.
You can view some sample answers here and here and sign up for early access here.
*Half sample answered a-f, other half answered g-l.
The sample answer can be edited to suit the user's preferences, however.
It includes 150 common interview questions with strategies for answering the queries, along with a sample answer.
If you have a sample answer (or a friend's answer), consider using this worksheet to assess your performance and drill down on your analysis.
Hallways at Bibbs were lined with posters of sample answer sheets for the state assessment tests and with efforts to redefine the dreaded "F" label: "We are Fueled, Focused and Fighting".
