Multiple-choice is an assessment format that requires test-takers to choose the correct answer from a set of options. The term multiple-choice is commonly used in educational settings, especially in tests and exams. Antonyms for the word multiple-choice include open-ended, short answer, essay, and free-response. Open-ended questions allow test-takers to provide more detailed and personalized responses, rather than selecting from a set of predetermined options. Short answer questions require a more concise answer than an essay question but still allow for more flexibility than a multiple-choice question. Free-response questions also give the test-taker more flexibility and allow for a wide range of answers. In terms of test design, there are advantages and disadvantages to using each of these formats.

What are the antonyms for Multiple-choice?

• adj.

  • all
  • true-false
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Famous quotes with Multiple-choice

• Bowing to the reality of harried lives, Rudwick recognizes that not everyone will read every word of the meaty second section; he even explicitly gives us permission to skip if we get “bogged down in the narrative.” Readers absolutely must not do such a thing; it should be illegal. The publisher should lock up the last 60 pages, and deny access to anyone who doesn't pass a multiple-choice exam inserted into the book between parts two and three.

  Stephen Jay Gould

Synonyms:

cooper, homer.