Objective question
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The question seems to be a simple search query asking for information about 'objective questions'. It doesn't specify what aspect of objective questions is being inquired about, such as their format, usage, or types.
Answer
Objective questions are fact-based questions with definitive right or wrong answers.
Objective questions are those based on facts, where responses are definitively right or wrong, true or false. They can be types like multiple-choice, true-false, matching, or short-answer.
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Objective questions are those based on facts, where responses are definitively right or wrong, true or false. They can be types like multiple-choice, true-false, matching, or short-answer.
More Information
Objective questions are useful in testing knowledge recall and comprehension efficiently.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming that all objective questions are easy; some can assess complex understanding.
Sources
- The web page with info on - Example Source - freeonlinesurveys.com
- Objective vs Subjective question types - Blended Learning Resources - blendedlearningresources.co.za
- Objective tests (Short-answer and Multiple choice questions) - warwick.ac.uk
