Section 3 multiple choice questions tip

[P]

I remember reading somewhere that based on CLARB's way of testing on multiple choice questions is that when asked to "choose all that apply" it would never be just ONE answer nor ALL answers, can someone confirm?

On the LARE Prep study exams, it had a few questions where it would be all of the answers apply.    

[EB]

Yes, this is true although it only applies to multiple response questions that offer four answer choices. Other multiple response questions will usually indicate "select three that apply" etc (actually A LOT of those on section 3 this August) so be aware of the difference. Multiple choice will only ever have one correct answer.

This tip has been confirmed by ASLA's prep webinar series. The LARE Prep exams are not affiliated with CLARB or ASLA hence why they do not adhere to the same response style.  

Good luck! 

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Do you mean multiple response questions that offer at least  four answer choices? I remember having questions with more than four choices is all. Thanks for the advice!

[EB]

I was told this tip only applies to multiple response questions with exactly four answer choices (via the 2019 ASLA prep webinar sessions).  

Although this forum shares this: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/lare-exam/6HtFkP65O-E/jdlBxI_lCAAJ 

Not sure what to make of it since I can't see the image. 

[P]

Yes, I've seen questions with five to six possible responses to select from.  But perhaps we just stick to the rule for only "multiple responses" type questions that it will never be just one nor will it be all.