The phrase 'multiple choice questionnaire' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a survey or questionnaire that allows respondents to select from a list of predetermined answers. For example: The researchers used a multiple choice questionnaire to gather data from the participants.
While most of the online application was routine, the last step was a multiple choice questionnaire.
In order to investigate the Finnish social acceptance towards renewable energy technology implementations, a multiple choice questionnaire was designed with three groups of questions: background information, awareness of renewable energy technologies (RETs), and willingness to invest in RETs.
Multiple choice questionnaire completed by each student.
Students completed a multiple choice questionnaire assessing radiation knowledge and radiology teaching.
A standardized multiple choice questionnaire should be filled in by each participant at the beginning and at the end of the course.
A multiple choice questionnaire containing 17 questions on various aspects of radiation exposure was designed with an online survey tool and the link was emailed to all the residents, fellows, staff radiologists and technologists of the Department of Medical Imaging.
The 15-multiple choice questionnaire allows scoring subjects according to HUI2 and HUI3.
There's also a scary-looking multiple-choice questionnaire called a 'Lifestyle Audit'.
Subjects completed a multiple-choice questionnaire before training and before testing.
A round of interviews with 95 employees at various companies was the basis for a multiple-choice questionnaire that she distributed to workers at 14 large corporations.
The testing process seems simple enough: a multiple-choice questionnaire, with a discussion afterward about what your personality type says about you.
