Multiple Choice Question Design

Include irrelevant material to challenge students.

Refer to other texts for clarity.

Be negatively stated to emphasize learning outcomes.

Present a problem that is meaningful by itself. (correct)

All options should hint at the correct answer. (correct)

Distractors should represent common misconceptions.

Options should be plausible and clearly stated.

Options must be mutually exclusive.

To prevent any option from being universally correct.

To reduce confusion and improve the clarity of the question. (correct)

To ensure that all options are equally difficult.

To help students focus on the question more effectively.

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