closed-choice format
nounUK /kləʊzd tʃɔɪs ˈfɔːmæt/
US /kloʊzd tʃɔɪs ˈfɔːrmæt/
A closed-choice format is a way of asking questions where you pick your answer from a list of choices.
The quiz used a closed-choice format, so we circled one answer for each question.
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2. A survey design in which people must choose from set answers instead of writing their own.
The teacher made a closed-choice format survey about favorite books.
3. A form or test where every question has ready-made answers to pick from.
Please fill in the closed-choice format on the last page.
4. A way of collecting data that limits answers to a fixed set of options.
The researchers used a closed-choice format to count how many kids walk to school.