Improving the Objective-Test Question

There are two current objections to the true-false type of question: (i) it presents too great an opportunity for guessing; (2) it emphasizes false statements. This article offers a suggestion for meeting both of these objections with a new form of question. The multiple-choice type of question decreases the amount of guessing. If three or more answers are given from which choice must be made, the chance of guessing decreases as the number of statements increases and even in the case of three answers is so small