Young001
Oct 25, 2018, 05:56 PM
There are 17 questions in an quiz with each question having 3 choices(AB&C) but only 1 of the choices is the correct answer.
Additionally, In 7 out of the 17 questions, you have the choice of selecting 2 choices (such as A&B or A&C or C&B) if you are not sure of your answer in these questions.
Come up with a combination of answers that ensure that you cover all probabilities and get the correct combination of answers.
What I mean is, You can do the quiz in more than 1 leaflet (Answering all questions) You can have 10 Leaflets or even 20! But at the END OF THE DAY, ONE LEAFLET OF ANSWERS MUST CONTAIN THE CORRECT ANSWER
Additionally, In 7 out of the 17 questions, you have the choice of selecting 2 choices (such as A&B or A&C or C&B) if you are not sure of your answer in these questions.
Come up with a combination of answers that ensure that you cover all probabilities and get the correct combination of answers.
What I mean is, You can do the quiz in more than 1 leaflet (Answering all questions) You can have 10 Leaflets or even 20! But at the END OF THE DAY, ONE LEAFLET OF ANSWERS MUST CONTAIN THE CORRECT ANSWER