two-option pick
nounUK /tuː ˈɒpʃən pɪk/
US /tuː ˈɑːpʃən pɪk/
A two-option pick is when you choose one thing from just two choices.
For snack time, we had a two-option pick: apples or crackers.
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2. A voting method where each voter selects one of exactly two candidates.
The class used a two-option pick to decide between two field trip destinations.
3. A game or quiz question that offers only two possible answers.
The trivia round ended with a two-option pick: true or false.
4. A simple decision between two products or plans.
The committee made a two-option pick between the cheaper plan and the faster one.