multiple choice test

"You can coach kids to do well on multiple choice tests," she said.

It starts with a written multiple choice test in early March.

This generally requires a higher level of understanding and memory than a multiple choice test.

Many German students never take a multiple choice test.

Other lawsuits challenged particular answers to questions on the multiple choice test.

In the first round, students take a written multiple choice test, where calculators are allowed.

Multiple choice testing is particularly popular in the United States.

You must pass the multiple choice tests to have your essay graded.

The competition consists of seven multiple choice tests, two performance events, and an essay.

At the end of every episode the candidates take a multiple choice test about the mole's identity.

Multiple choice tests are criticized for failing to assess skills such as writing.

The second style is well known from multiple choice testing and therefore more intuitive for beginners.

The most serious disadvantage is the limited types of knowledge that can be assessed by multiple choice tests.

"I would've preferred a multiple choice test," Monk said sourly.

In the first task the candidates are required to accomplish a multiple choice test choosing from three different alternatives.

Thirty-two percent did not know that Columbus landed "before 1750," the correct answer on the multiple choice test.

Perhaps it is a matter of education: English children write essays in school, while American students do multiple choice tests.

Even the most expensive standardized multiple choice test rarely exceeds $10.

It is a 100-point multiple choice test that is administered twice per semester, and once during the summer.

There are several advantages to multiple choice tests.

After each section of liner notes, the reader is "required" to take a multiple choice test to see if he/she has understood the material.

Prizes are given to teams with the highest scores and individuals based on their performance on the multiple choice test.

Multiple choice tests are best adapted for testing well-defined or lower-order skills.

This is especially true in the United States where multiple choice tests are the preferred form of high-stakes testing.

The theory that a student should trust their first instinct and stay with their initial answer on a multiple choice test is a myth.