Sentence examples for multiple choice type from inspiring English sources

Some of the science bowl questions follow a distinct pattern within the answer choices in multiple choice type questions.

The survey comprised nine closed and three open ended/extended response questions that comprised of yes/no type questions, and multiple choices type questions.

They were 'constructed-response' in the sense that candidates had to write detailed responses rather than select multiple-choice type single best answers.

The students' general perceptions of paper-pencil entrance examination suggest that they are less likely to perceive that multiple-choice type items tap into productive performance skills even though they receive the correct information about the items.

The majority of the questions about private and social influence were of the multiple-choice type and scored poorly in terms of percentage agreement (10 30%), but had a good retest reliability (kappa coefficients ranging from 0.52 to 0.97).

The other three-skill sections had clear similarities―the same test formats in reading and listening (i.e., all multiple-choice type questions) and similar abilities tested in speaking (i.e., describing familiar topics, stating opinions, and speaking based on listening input).

Five questions were open-ended while the remaining ones were of the multiple-choice type.

Questions were of the multiple-choice type, and alternative answers were pre-coded.

The question concerning the location of back pain was of a multiple-choice type.

The questions were of multiple-choice type (46) or were semi-closed questions (25).

Geneva has newly introduced multiple-choice type questions in the 4th year examination and Basel requires multiple-choice type questions for symptom control, care of the dying, decision-making, and ethics in the 6th year.