Yeah, but that's much harder to grade. The main benefit of multiple-choice is that grading is instant. There is no ambiguity, no half points. I completely agr

Yeah, but that's much harder to grade. The main benefit of multiple-choice is that grading is instant. There is no ambiguity, no half points. I completely agree that tests like this should not exist, but sadly they do. Even in Europe bachelor's courses seem to be slowly shifting towards this.