# How are review audit questions picked?

It appears so to me this is the case and the system decides whether it is a good question by number of votes the question it receives. Can someone please confirm thus?

The reason is that I got this question for a review check. It had 5 upvotes but I would close it as off-topic, thus I got a stop and pay attention message.

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• Here is link to the review audit mentioned in the post. – Martin Sleziak Jul 2 '14 at 10:35
• @MartinSleziak i never knew this was called a review audit. Good to know. – Lost1 Jul 2 '14 at 10:39

For Close review specifically, I tend to open most questions in a new tab and hit Skip in review; then vote on the question directly. (This process can be streamlined by bookmarklets). E.g., "known bad" audit questions are already deleted, so I don't have to waste time picking a close reason for them. This also allows me to review more than $20$ questions from Close queue per day. (Cue meta outrage about exploiting a loophole.)