English Language & Usage Asked by Yasir on May 10, 2021
I am trying to find the more appropriate helper sentences, e.g. for a single choice question:
“check” only one of the options
OR “check” only one of the answers
Is there a better way to say this!?
Also, for multiple-choice questions:
You can “check” more than one option OR You can “check” more than one answer
Can I replace the word “check” with something better?
is it ok if I say “Select” instead! I’m open to your suggestions
P.S. this is in a questionnaire context, in a mobile app
Choose or check is fine.
Use may instead of can here.
You may check one answer.
You may check one or more answers.
Or use underlining for boldface.
Correct answer by JMR on May 10, 2021
The word select is just fine; however you might consider the word "populate". This word can be used in multiple choices, short answers and to give any feedback. This is best on an online format.
Answered by RJD32 on May 10, 2021
You can say:
Mark the correct answer(s)
OR
Which of the following is/are correct?
Answered by user385019 on May 10, 2021
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