Sentence examples for multiple choice version from inspiring English sources

Assessing reflection as an outcome with a dichotomous response (as per the ACE tool) or any other multiple choice version is not appropriate and should be best measured through other open-ended outcome assessment.

When health bosses introduced a multiple-choice version to help choose junior doctors, results never strayed far from the mean.

One of my daughters said that her diocese had a multiple-choice version, which was easier to follow, but it had fewer questions.

In the multiple-choice version, both questions had the same choices in the same order.

The multiple-choice version was assessed for content validity by disciplinary experts and construct validity through student interviews (Parker et al., 2012).

It should be noted that the multiple-choice version of the question appeared first on the exam forms, with the essay version occurring six questions later.

The order of questions on all exams was: multiple-choice version of maple tree or corn question, Euglena question, geranium root question, and essay version of maple tree or corn question.

The results are shown in Table 4. Fewer students answered the essay version of this question correctly, compared with the multiple-choice version, indicating that they could correctly identify from a list the main contributors to plant mass gain, but could not articulate these ideas on their own.

104 learner drivers and 51 experienced drivers were randomly assigned either to a less ecological valid version (multiple choice task) or a higher ecological valid version (reaction task) of a hazard perception test.

Question 5 (multiple choice) proposes four versions of the first two crossing steps, of which only one is correct and needs to be identified.

A comparison of scores, facility, discrimination, reliability and validity from 3-, 4- and 5-option versions of the multiple choice test found little variation in the performance of the three option formats although higher numbers of options tended to increase difficulty and to spread responses between the options.