Objective questions are questions that allow candidates to find the correct answer from the first prepared answers. Questions include true or false questions, multiple-choice questions and paired questions. Objective questions are also called fixed answer questions. The paper of objective questions has enough coverage, so that the interference of subjective factors can be completely avoided when marking and scoring, and the efficiency of marking can be improved by machine marking.
The structure of objective questions is good, which limits students' answers. Students' answers are only right or wrong, and teachers' grades can only be scored or lost. Including true or false questions, multiple-choice questions, matching questions, cloze and so on. Objective questions are divided into two ways: perfect and selective. Cloze includes common questions such as filling in the blanks and correcting mistakes; Selection includes common problems such as selection, judgment and matching.