two-choicestyle
adjectiveUK /tuː ˈtʃɔɪs staɪl/
US /tu ˈtʃɔɪs staɪl/
A two-choicestyle question only lets you pick one of two answers.
The quiz was two-choicestyle, so I just circled yes or no for each question.
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2. A design or format that offers exactly two selectable options.
The survey used a two-choicestyle layout with only agree or disagree buttons.
3. A teaching method where learners must choose between two given answers.
Her two-choicestyle flashcards helped the kids learn opposites quickly.
4. A simple decision setup that avoids open-ended answers.
For the party, we kept it two-choicestyle: pizza or tacos.