The tests used questions developed by the Educational Testing Service.
My dad used questions to catch me off guard.
And he used questions about the financing of Mr. Bush's Social Security plan to plant doubts about the governor's competence.
Justices Breyer and Sotomayor, in particular, used questions to give an astute and powerful defence of the law.
A recent study in 19 cities found that in half, medical commissions used questions about drug use as criteria for denying treatment.
The survey used questions developed by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and officials said it was considered among the largest and most extensive survey of its type given to the city's public high school students.
Over the course of the project we've quickly discovered (as we'd always suspected) that people love being asked about their lives – and asking their own questions – so we've used questions as our format for the show.
"Q&A," the novel that became the basis for the smash-hit film "Slumdog Millionaire," used questions from a television quiz show to prompt flashbacks about its main character's life story.
Researchers from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and State University at Albany used questions like these, adapted and modified from measures used to screen patients for substance abuse disorders, to determine whether college students were addicted to indoor tanning.
He was book editor of The New Yorker magazine from 1933 to 1943, and from 1938 to 1948 he was master of ceremonies of the popular radio program Information Please, on which he and such panelists as Franklin P. Adams, John Kieran, and Oscar Levant used questions submitted by listeners as occasions for an entertaining display of wit and erudition.
The Justice Department sued the department in 2007, charging that its exam used questions that were unfairly biased in favor of white applicants who may have had a better education or been more accustomed to standardized testing than their minority counterparts.
