In MS SQL Server if I want to check the results from a Stored procedure I might execute the following in Management Studio.
--SQL SERVER WAY
exec sp_GetQuest
SQL Developer automatically catches the output from running your stored procedures. Running the stored procedure directly from our procedure editor, you can see this behavior detailed in my post here
SQL Developer Tip: Viewing REFCURSOR Output
Now, if you want to run the refcursor as part of an anon block in our SQL Worksheet, you could do something similar to this
var rc refcursor
exec :rc := GET_EMPS(30)
print rc
--where GET_EMPS() would be your sp_GetQuestions('OMG Ponies') call. The PRINT command sends the output from the 'query' which is ran via the stored procedure, and looks like this:
anonymous block completed
RC
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
EMPLOYEE_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME EMAIL PHONE_NUMBER HIRE_DATE JOB_ID SALARY COMMISSION_PCT MANAGER_ID DEPARTMENT_ID
----------- -------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------- ------------------------- ---------- ---------- -------------- ---------- -------------
114 Den Raphaely DRAPHEAL 515.127.4561 07-DEC-94 12.00.00 PU_MAN 11000 100 30
115 Alexander Khoo AKHOO 515.127.4562 18-MAY-95 12.00.00 PU_CLERK 3100 114 30
116 Shelli Baida SBAIDA 515.127.4563 24-DEC-97 12.00.00 PU_CLERK 2900 114 30
117 Sigal Tobias STOBIAS 515.127.4564 24-JUL-97 12.00.00 PU_CLERK 2800 114 30
118 Guy Himuro GHIMURO 515.127.4565 15-NOV-98 12.00.00 PU_CLERK 2600 114 30
119 Karen Colmenares KCOLMENA 515.127.4566 10-AUG-99 12.00.00 PU_CLERK 2500 114 30
Now, you said 10g. If you're in 12c, we have enhanced the PL/SQL engine to support implicit cursor results. So this gets a bit easier, no more setting up the cursor, you just make a call to get the data, as documented here: http://docs.oracle.com/database/121/DRDAA/migr_tools_feat.htm#DRDAA230