Sentence examples for multiple answer possibilities from inspiring English sources
First question: "Which 20th-century thinker was the subject of Iris Murdoch's book subtitled 'Romantic Rationalist?'" Multiple answer possibilities: a) Sartre, b) Wittgenstein, or c) Yates?
Questions were either multiple-answer possibilities, statements graded from 1 (completely agree) to 5 (completely disagree), or closed yes/no questions with a request for additional explanation.
Multiple answers possible; 751 answers in total.
*% of total respondents answering this question (multiple answers possible).
Multiple answers were possible.
Multiple answers were possible in some questions.
Open-ended questions on general knowledge and beliefs were answered by 82% (multiple answers were possible).
*Percent may exceed 100% as multiple answers are possible.
3 (multiple answer allowed) When I come to a break.
Answer types range from single answer, multiple answer, free answer and ordered answers.
Answer possibilities were: 'yes', 'now and then', and 'no'no
