The multiple-choice question is divided into six points and two answers. If you choose the right one, you get three points. Two points if you choose the right one. You will get four answers if you choose the right one, and you will get 1.5 points if you choose the right one.

Multiple-choice questions, also known as multiple-choice questions, are multiple-choice questions with correct options exceeding 1. If the number of options can only be greater than 1, it is a narrow multiple-choice question; if it is greater than or equal to 1, it may be a broad multiple-choice question. Especially when the correct number of options can take any value between 1 and all the options, it is called indefinite multiple-choice questions.