True/False questions are as clear and concise as they sound: decide if a statement is true or false. As a binary format with only two possible answers, these questions are ideal for quickly assessing factual knowledge, identifying misconceptions, and confirming understanding.
True/false question presents the test-taker with a statement and two choices: True or False. If the correct choice is selected, the full point value is awarded. Incorrect answers may receive no points or a penalty depending on the question’s scoring setup.
1. Create a new question via Question Bank > + New Question.
2. Select the multiple choice question type.
3. Write a clear sentence as the question statement that the respondent will evaluate as either true or false.
4. Enter the answer choices True and False.
5. Mark the correct one as the answer.
6. Click Save and use the Preview feature to test how the question looks to the candidate.
👍Simplicity: Easy to write, easy to answer.
👍Clarity: Straightforward and unambiguous.
👍Speed: Quick for test-takers to complete.
👍Objectivity: Minimizes bias and subjectivity.
👍Versatility: Suitable for quizzes, surveys, and exams.
👍Feedback-friendly: Enables instant feedback for learning.
⚠️Limited depth: Cannot assess detailed understanding.
⚠️Lack of nuance: Some topics can't be fully captured in binary format.
⚠️Wording bias: Poorly phrased statements may mislead.
⚠️Ambiguity: Can create confusion if not written clearly.
⚠️Creativity constraint: No opportunity for open-ended responses.
