Which pair correctly lists the counts of questions in Exam Pool A and Exam Pool B?

• A. 141 and 182
• B. 182 and 141
• C. 200 and 150
• D. 120 and 180

Answer: (B)

When a test uses two separate question banks, each pool has a fixed number of questions and the exam pulls from them to form a complete form. The counts tell you how many questions come from each pool. In this setup, Exam Pool A has more questions than Exam Pool B, specifically 182 for Pool A and 141 for Pool B. That pairing is the only one that matches that distribution, so it’s the correct choice. The other options either swap the counts or present numbers that don’t reflect this arrangement. This structure helps ensure diverse coverage and test security across different exam forms.