truefalse
adjectiveUK /ˈtruːfɔːls/
US /ˈtruːfɔːls/
Something that can be either true or false.
The quiz asked truefalse questions about animals.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A question or statement that has only two possible answers.
We played a truefalse game in class.
3. A switch or setting with only two positions, on or off.
The app has a truefalse toggle for notifications.
4. A type of test where you mark each statement as true or false.
The teacher gave us a truefalse test on spelling.