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What is the primary focus of a well-structured multiple choice question?
Which of the following practices is essential in writing plausible distractors?
What is a common pitfall to avoid when constructing the stem of a multiple choice question?
Which characteristic is NOT ideal for the options provided in a multiple choice question?
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How should the correct answer be positioned in a well-constructed question?
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What does the State Government require for unauthorised developments carried out on or before December 31, 2015 to be declared as compounded structure?
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What restrictions apply to a compounded structure after it has been declared?
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What is the primary condition that must be fulfilled for a development to be declared as compounded structure?
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Which of the following is NOT permissible in a compounded structure?
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What legal action is prevented once a structure is declared as compounded?
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Who has the authority to request the State Government to declare an unauthorised development as a compounded structure?
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Which date is significant in determining the eligibility of a structure for compounding under the discussed provisions?
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Study Notes
Multiple Choice Question Structure
- Focus - A well-structured multiple choice question should focus on assessing a single concept or skill.
- Plausible Distractors - To write effective distractors, ensure each option is plausible to someone who does not fully understand the concept.
- Stem Pitfalls - Avoid using negative wording or double negatives in the stem of the question, which can confuse test-takers.
- Option Characteristics - Options should be grammatically parallel and concise to avoid ambiguity.
- Correct Answer Position - The correct answer should be randomly positioned within the options; avoid consistently placing it in a specific position (first, last, etc.).
Compounded Structures
- The State Government can specify conditions for regularizing unauthorized developments carried out before December 31, 2015, under section 52A of the Act.
- This regulation allows for a "compounded structure" declaration after the owner complies with specified terms and conditions.
- These conditions include payment of compounding charges, infrastructure charges, and premiums.
- Upon declaring a structure as "compounded", no further action can be taken against the owner or occupier under any existing law.
- However, further development beyond repairs and maintenance is prohibited for compounded structures.
- Any reconstruction or development must adhere to the prevailing Development Control Regulations.
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This quiz focuses on the principles of constructing effective multiple choice questions. You will explore the characteristics of well-structured questions, the importance of plausible distractors, and common pitfalls to avoid. Test your knowledge on the best practices for crafting engaging assessment items.
