The Art of Crafting Effective Multiple Choice Questions

They allow the test taker to choose multiple correct answers

They only have one correct answer

They provide a list of possible answers (correct)

They require the test taker to write a detailed response

To confuse the test taker (correct)

To make the question longer

To give the test taker more choices

To provide additional information

Providing too much information

Using only true or false options

Including ambiguous language (correct)

Using simple vocabulary

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