You are right, in all_procedures you have just an column called "overload" wich says if the procedure/function is overloade, but here I think it's about of syllabus of the question. They ask which 2 table can be used to know details about arguments (In my opinion they talked about using in the same time 2 tables, not separately). So you can know details of arguments using a join:
SELECT a.* FROM all_arguments a, all_procedures p
WHERE p.overload IS NOT NULL
AND a.OBJECT_NAME = p.PROCEDURE_NAME
ORDER BY p.PROCEDURE_NAME DESC, p.overload DESC;
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