Definition of "multiple-choice" []

• Offering several answers from which the correct one is to be chosen: a multiple-choice question. (adjective)
• Consisting of questions of this type: a multiple-choice test. (adjective)

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• "On the idea of 'multiple-choice,' I have to respond."
• "There is the other multiple-choice exam, the ACT, which offers four short tests in English, mathematics, reading, science, and one optional writing section."
• "Among shamans, mystics, and healers of the oldest traditions, there is no multiple-choice test that determines whether you are a licensed practitioner."