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1 Multiple Answer Questions

2 Multiple Answer Question Types Look for patterns in the answers Questions with two “sets” of answers – The answer is one from each set – The answer is both from one set

3 Multiple Question Instruction Types Select X. Each answer represents part of the solution Select X. Each answer represents a complete solution Select all that apply

4 Sample Exam

5 Recap Look for patterns in the answers Divide and conquer the answers Pay attention to the number and type of answers to be selected

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