What is multiple-choice choice?

Multiple-choice is a type of test or quiz format where a question or statement is followed by a list of multiple options (usually three to five) which the test-taker can select from. The aim of multiple-choice questions is to test the knowledge and understanding of the test-taker regarding a particular topic or subject matter. Multiple-choice questions can be designed with a single correct answer, or can allow for more than one correct answer to increase the level of complexity. In general, multiple-choice questions are more efficient than other types of tests as they allow for the assessment of a larger number of students in a shorter amount of time. However, they may not always be the most appropriate choice for evaluating certain types of knowledge or skills, such as critical thinking or problem-solving.