Make questions require application of knowledge as much as possible.
Always make certain the statement is unequivocally true or false.
When using opinion statements, cite the source that will make the
complete statement true or false.
True/false protocol
Develop approximately the same number of true and false statements.
Do not consistently make true statements longer than false statements,
or vice versa
Avoid negative and complicated statements.
Words such as “all,” “only,” “never,”
and “always” give hints about the answer and are usually
false. Use them only when the question is to measure understanding.
Statements with the words “generally” and “usually”
tend to be true.
