Q1-Multiple-choice tests are presented with a number of alternative answers

usually between:
a -2 and 3
b -5 and 6
c -3 and 5
d -4 and 5
e - none of the above
Q2-It is also agreed that multiple-choice questions are:
a - easy to mark
b - hard to mark
c - impossible to mark
d - essential to mark
e - not important to mark
Q3-Many multiple-choice answer sheets are optically scanned and marked by:
a- parents
b- students
c- teachers
d- computer
e- principle
Q4-Multipe-choice tests are therefore:
a - efficient only
b - unfair
c - up to the mood
d - efficient and fair
c - fair only
Q5-Research has proved that a candidate will inevitably score:
a-20% if there are 5 answers and 33% if 3 answers
b-50% if there are 5 answers and 33% if 3 answers
c-10% if there are 5 answers and 40% if 3 answers
d-20% if there are 5 answers and 80% if 3 answers
e-none of the above