All of the following are considered advantages of multiple-choice questions except:
A) They permit test-wise students to perform better.
B) They can be scored quickly and accurately.
C) They are not significantly affected by guessing.
D) They can test several levels of the cognitive domain.

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Multiple-choice questions are designed to objectively measure knowledge and understanding, not to give an advantage to test-wise students. Options B, C, and D are considered advantages because they allow for efficient scoring, minimize the impact of guessing through statistical techniques, and can assess a range of cognitive abilities, respectively.

All of the Following Are Considered Advantages of Multiple-Choice Questions