Multiple Choice Question Construction

Making all options sound similar

Creating options that are plausible to students (correct)

Providing hints about the correct response

Using 'all of the above' and 'none of the above' options

To assess knowledge of multiple choice question writing (correct)

To practice writing in different formats

To develop critical thinking skills

To evaluate understanding of a specific text

It confuses the test-taker (correct)

It violates test-taking etiquette

It reduces the clarity of the question

It makes the question too long

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