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Definition
Pick ALL correct options; the guideline marks it right only if you tick every correct one (and no wrong one).
Example: 2025 Q10 (regulatory compliance) and Q11 (DevOps).
Found in: 2025 HSC marking guidelines, sample exam and familiarisation guidelines, school notes.
Where you'll use it in the test
Syllabus area: Command words.
Question types it can appear in
- Multi-select: You tick every correct option, so know all its features or goals.
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Pick ALL correct options; the guideline marks it right only if you tick every correct one (and no wrong one).
Pattern: 2025 Q10 (regulatory compliance) and Q11 (DevOps).
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Pick ALL correct options; the guideline marks it right only if you tick every correct one (and no wrong one).
Example: 2025 Q10 (regulatory compliance) and Q11 (DevOps).
Could be tested as: Multi-select.