| The question paper will consist of multiple-choice questions in Physics, Mathematics and Basics of Astronomy. |
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| This indicates that the multiple-choice and essay questions are examining a slightly different set of skills. |
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| The first set of 25 multiple-choice questions must be completed in 30 minutes. |
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| As well as answering multiple-choice questions, entrants had to compose an essay on why they would be a good scientist. |
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| All visitors need to do is to answer a set of multiple-choice questions, which ask participants to describe their conditions. |
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| I was supposed to read a poem and then answer multiple-choice questions about what it meant. |
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| Now, this time around, I've made it a little easier for you by including some multiple-choice questions. |
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| Self-assessment tasks and multiple-choice questions are built into each lesson to measure the students' level of understanding. |
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| For the first eleven multiple-choice questions, icons were paired with each answer. |
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| The examination consists of 200 multiple-choice questions, and test takers have four hours to complete it. |
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| They had to choose from a list of multiple-choice questions, which creates debate amongst the group about these issues. |
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| Typically they involve multiple-choice questions with no right or wrong answers, but the results mean little without proper interpretation. |
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| After answering a series of multiple-choice questions, he got a return phone call saying he had been selected to participate on the program. |
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| The Basic Skills Tests in the primary and junior secondary years employ multiple-choice questions. |
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| And to finish up the course, all students must take a 40-question multiple-choice exam. |
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| The current experiments were conducted to determine the role of metacognition in changing answers on multiple-choice tests. |
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| However, it is not clear why we found no evidence of response bias in answering multiple-choice questions as Walker et al. did. |
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| In Japan, entrance examinations to universities include a multiple-choice exam as well as a second exam for each university. |
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| We were recruiting parents of children aged 4 to 9 years of age. They filled out a survey consisting of 15 multiple-choice questions. |
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| We have not chosen the same breakdown here, since multiple-choice questions are easy to produce and this is common practice. |
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| Anyone wishing to become a players' agent will have to pass a multiple-choice test. |
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| Group 1 selected equivalents for a test item on a multiple-choice test by using only the monolingual English dictionary. |
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| Students are assessed through three problem-solving quizzes and three multiple-choice examinations. |
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| A bunch of multiple-choice questions were supposed to determine what our skills were and which fields we would be suited for. |
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| There is virtually no computer skill necessary because we've designed it like an automated teller machine with a multiple-choice test. |
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| The contestants took a multiple-choice exam testing their knowledge of the subject. |
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| The multiple-choice questions do not give the opportunity for the student to convey his mastery on the subject. |
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| The AP reported how doctors in training misdiagnosed diseases caused by bioterrorism more than half the time on multiple-choice tests. |
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| Group 3 read the short story with the tested vocabulary and used the monolingual English dictionary while taking the same multiple-choice test. |
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| Most of the 36 questions were structured, multiple-choice questions. |
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| You will be asked to complete an online registration form and launch a tutorial which involves correctly answering some multiple-choice questions. |
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| In the next class, students were given a review test that included a multiple-choice question regarding body mechanics. |
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| That SNP surge threatens to turn a supposedly decisive referendum result into a multiple-choice question. |
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| And to spare Fiennes this morning I have devised – for light relief – a multiple-choice question. |
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| Suggestions for improvement consist of including more items on the test, using multiple-choice items, and rewording current items for clarity and relevance. |
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| Of these, 15 will be multiple-choice questions and the final one will be a tiebreaker question. |
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| Add to that the fact of multiple-choice examination papers which toady to our natural desire to avoid work. |
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| With multiple-choice tests, the teachers didn't have to make themselves sick in the head by grading all weekend. |
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| In this version, multiple-choice tests matter less than market tests. |
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| Character cannot be judged like a perfect score on a multiple-choice test. |
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| You do not have a time limit for each section but rather a total multiple-choice question session time limit of 3 ½ hours. |
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| As an example, the new CPAF application guide has a number of multiple-choice questions. |
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| Ensure that the selected answer is clearly indicated in pencil on the scannable, multiple-choice answer sheet provided. |
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| To gain the qualification, students need to successfully complete a multiple-choice exam paper of 30 questions. |
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| Professor Becker particularly dislikes multiple-choice questions. |
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| Four multiple-choice questions queried general knowledge. |
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| They are based on multiple-choice questions or check all that apply. |
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| Sometimes you answer a multiple-choice question, other times you buzz in when you see the right answer. |
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| Pre-recorded lectures and multiple-choice questions can lighten the load on lecturers. |
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| As the production gags on a surfeit of imagination, you find yourself filling in an imaginary multiple-choice list, ticking off the useful and crossing out the padding. |
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| For example, when conducting focus group discussions, data collectors should not read out the answer options as though they were asking multiple-choice questions. |
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| In the morning session, when candidates take the multiple-choice question component of the MCCQE Part I, candidates have to complete seven sections of 28 multiple-choice questions. |
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| Teachers prefer true or false or multiple-choice tests because they can be graded so easily. |
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| Since you are given 3 ½ hours to complete the multiple-choice question session and there are seven sections, we recommend that you do not spend more than 30 minutes per section. |
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| Participants must attend a seminar and pass a written, multiple-choice test to receive a certificate which allows them to purchase an Ontario wild turkey licence. |
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| Format of the examination is of the multiple-choice type. Each multiple-choice question must have three alternative answers of which only one must be the correct answer. |
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| Cloze tasks require children to fill in missing words in text, whereas maze tasks require children to choose the missing word from several alternatives, i.e., a multiple-choice task. |
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| For me, that was not the issue, but if you come from eastern Europe, as I do, where we didn't have one single written exam, you are seeing multiple-choice questions for the first time in your life. |
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| Mark only one answer for each multiple-choice question. |
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| Each multiple-choice question will have four possible options. |
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| Do not use the scannable multiple-choice answer sheet for rough work. |
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| This test included 36 questions of which 14 questions were true-false, 17 questions were multiple-choice and 5 were essay questions which were answered by the testees. |
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| Chi-square statistics were used to analyze the difference in the percentage of correct answers on the multiple-choice knowledge items at pretesting and posttesting. |
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| While beta session participants pretested only multiple-choice questions, large scale pre-testing that also includes case-based simulations will begin shortly. |
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