Types of Multiple Choice Questions
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Which type of multiple choice question requires respondents to rank options in order of preference or importance?

  • Multiple Response
  • True/False
  • Rank-Order (correct)
  • Likert Scale
  • What is a characteristic of a well-written multiple choice question?

  • Ambiguous options
  • Multiple correct answers
  • Negative statements
  • Clear and concise language (correct)
  • What is an advantage of multiple choice questions?

  • They test critical thinking
  • They are time-consuming
  • They can be objectively scored (correct)
  • They can only be used for subjective topics
  • Which type of multiple choice question has multiple correct answers, and respondents must choose all correct options?

    <p>Plural Response</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a limitation of multiple choice questions?

    <p>They only test recall, not critical thinking or application</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of multiple choice question measures attitudes or opinions on a scale?

    <p>Likert Scale</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are multiple choice questions reliable?

    <p>Because results are consistent and reliable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What makes a good distractor in a multiple choice question?

    <p>It is plausible, but not correct</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Types of Multiple Choice Questions

    • True/False: Questions with only two options, true or false.
    • Multiple Response: Questions with multiple correct answers.
    • Plural Response: Questions with multiple correct answers, and respondents must choose all correct options.
    • Rank-Order: Questions that require respondents to rank options in order of preference or importance.
    • Likert Scale: Questions that measure attitudes or opinions on a scale (e.g., Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree).

    Characteristics of Good Multiple Choice Questions

    • Clear and concise language: Questions should be easy to understand.
    • Unambiguous options: Options should be clear and distinct from one another.
    • No ambiguously correct answers: Only one correct answer or a clear set of correct answers.
    • Distractors should be plausible: Incorrect options should be believable, but not correct.

    Advantages of Multiple Choice Questions

    • Easy to score: Answers can be objectively scored.
    • Time-efficient: Respondents can quickly answer multiple questions.
    • Wide range of topics: Can be used to assess knowledge in various subjects.
    • Reliable: Results are consistent and reliable.

    Disadvantages of Multiple Choice Questions

    • Limited depth of knowledge: Only test recall, not critical thinking or application.
    • Guessing and test-wiseness: Respondents may guess or use test-taking strategies.
    • Context dependence: Questions may be context-dependent, making it difficult to generalize results.
    • Limited nuance: May not capture nuances in knowledge or attitudes.

    Types of Multiple Choice Questions

    • True/False: Questions with only two options, true or false.
    • Multiple Response: Questions with multiple correct answers.
    • Plural Response: Questions with multiple correct answers, and respondents must choose all correct options.
    • Rank-Order: Questions that require respondents to rank options in order of preference or importance.
    • Likert Scale: Questions that measure attitudes or opinions on a scale (e.g., Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree).

    Characteristics of Good Multiple Choice Questions

    • Clear and concise language: Questions should be easy to understand.
    • Unambiguous options: Options should be clear and distinct from one another.
    • No ambiguously correct answers: Only one correct answer or a clear set of correct answers.
    • Distractors should be plausible: Incorrect options should be believable, but not correct.

    Advantages of Multiple Choice Questions

    • Easy to score: Answers can be objectively scored.
    • Time-efficient: Respondents can quickly answer multiple questions.
    • Wide range of topics: Can be used to assess knowledge in various subjects.
    • Reliable: Results are consistent and reliable.

    Disadvantages of Multiple Choice Questions

    • Limited depth of knowledge: Only test recall, not critical thinking or application.
    • Guessing and test-wiseness: Respondents may guess or use test-taking strategies.
    • Context dependence: Questions may be context-dependent, making it difficult to generalize results.
    • Limited nuance: May not capture nuances in knowledge or attitudes.

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    Learn about the different types of multiple choice questions, including True/False, Multiple Response, Plural Response, Rank-Order, and Likert Scale.

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