When you write multiple-choice items,you should use
A)as much wording as possible in the distractors.
B)distractors that require fine discriminations.
C)"none of the above" less frequently than "all of the above."
D)stems that present a single problem.

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Using stems that present a single problem helps to make the question clear and focused. A) Using too much wording in the distractors can make them confusing and lead to the wrong answers being chosen. B) Distractors that require fine discriminations can make the question more difficult and confusing for the student. C) Using "none of the above" less frequently than "all of the above" can bias the student towards choosing one of those options even if it is not the correct answer.

When You Write Multiple-Choice Items,you Should Use