If you are in a freshman biology class, for example, and definitely got a multiple choice question right, that is very different from an essay exam.
This interactive quiz comprises alternating quick-fire rounds, some where you pound the red buzzer to be first to answer and others in which you just stab the right multiple choice response anyway, all accompanied by the appropriate, if repetitive, commentary of its host.
And, by the way, multiple choice tests are not always right.
Mrs. Clinton made her remarks about Mr. Lazio during a speech on women's issues, when she said, as she has in the past, that Mr. Lazio is not pro-choice on abortion rights but "multiple choice".
He breezed through the multiple choice questions, getting all the calculations right.
Students, parents, and educators know there is much more to a sound education than picking the right answer on a multiple choice question..
Since these are multiple choice questions, you can probably find the right answer just by paying attention to the wording.
It showed Mr. Kennedy in his 1994 debate with Mr. Romney during their Senate race, mocking Mr. Romney for his shifting position on abortion rights and calling him "multiple choice".
Do multiple choice questions whenever you can and find out what the right answer is beforehand.
If it is multiple choice, you'll have a 25% chance of getting it right (assuming there are four options) if you don't leave it blank.
