: Re: Hyphen for "multiple-response"? I'm writing a help document for a website that tests people. In much of the copy for the website, I've referred to "multiple-choice" questions with the hyphen.
It honestly doesn't matter, as long as you keep all the "multiple-choice"/"multiple choice" and "multiple-response"/"multiple response" consitistant. I have seen both being used with or without hyphens on tests and these really no difference. As long as each one is consistant with itself, there is no issue.
That being said, I would probably use "multiple response" without the hyphen as it further differentiates it from multiple choice. Otherwise the test takers who skim through may think its a multiple choice and just click one answer.
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