fixedoptions
nounUK /fɪkst ˈɒpʃənz/
US /fɪkst ˈɑːpʃənz/
Choices that are set and cannot be changed.
The game only gives you fixedoptions, so you cannot pick anything else.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Pre-set settings in a computer program that users cannot adjust.
The app's fixedoptions keep the menu the same for everyone.
3. In finance, investment choices with a guaranteed return that cannot be altered.
The bank offered fixedoptions for long-term savings.
4. Rules in a test or survey that limit answers to a set list.
The quiz used fixedoptions instead of open questions.