Sentence examples for multiple choice section from inspiring English sources

Under the proposed changes, three years of high school math would be covered rather than two, longer passages more suited to a college preparatory curriculum would be added to the examination's reading sections and a writing portion would include an essay written by test-taking students and a multiple choice section on grammar usage.

The multiple choice section is scored immediately after the exam by computer.

The exam consists of a multiple choice section and a free response section that are both 90 minutes long.

The first draft was completed as a 40-item questionnaire with alternating free response and multiple choice sections based on the model questionnaire items.

Popular prep courses can help you study for both the essay and multiple choice sections.

After about an hour of this teeth-gnashing, O'Brien was ready to move on, but the kids wanted to practice the multiple-choice section one more time.

The state education commissioner, RICHARD P. MILLS, has decided to disclose the questions and answers from the multiple-choice section of the tests -- after they are given, of course -- starting in the next school year.

Officials for the testing service offered devastated and angry students at Cardozo three options: retaking Section II; allowing the testing service to extrapolate from the scores for Section I, the multiple-choice section, to create a score for Section II; or forgetting the whole thing and getting a refund of the $76 test fee.

Why say you're adventurous when you can talk about your trip to the Great Wall of China?" In the multiple-choice section of his profile about the woman he was seeking, Mr. West had listed a specific hair color, a specific eye color and requested that his date share his Moravian religious faith.

The multiple-choice section measures a student's ability to use language in a clear, consistent manner and to improve a piece of writing through revision and editing; the essay measures a student's ability to think through an issue and articulate a point of view.

To motivate students, the instructor informed them that the multiple-choice section of the class tests will include items taken from student blogs.