Multiple choice questions exam. Has the student guessed the answer by chance?

Authors

  • Emil Kelevedjiev Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria

Keywords:

Bebras competition, multiple-choice tests

Abstract

An analysis of students’ multiple-choice questions exams is presented. The data of
the “Bebras” international competitions in informatics and computer literacy held in
Bulgaria are used.

References

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Test-Taking Strategies for Multiple Choice Exams. Ueb stranitsa: https://lemongrad.com/test-taking-strategies-for-multiple-choice-exams/ (posetena na 10.12.2021 g.)

Bobar – Balgariya. Ueb sayt: http://www.math.bas.bg/bbr (poseten na 10.12.2021 g.).

Bebras International Challenge on Informatics and Computational Thinking. Ueb sayt: http://bebras.org (poseten na 10.12.2021 g.)

E. Yagunova et al. Evaluation of Difficulty and Complexity of Tasks: Case Study of International On-line Competition ”Beaver“. ISSEP’15, Slovenia (2015).

E. Kelevedzhiev, Z. Dzhenkova. Kolichestveni izsledvaniya varhu rezultatite ot sastezanieto ”Bobar – Balgariya“. Matematika i matematichesko obrazovanie 46 (2017), 246–251.

Published

2022-04-01

How to Cite

[1]
Kelevedjiev, E. 2022. Multiple choice questions exam. Has the student guessed the answer by chance?. Mathematics and Education in Mathematics. 51, (Apr. 2022), 172–177.

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Section

Section C: Education in Mathematics

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