Which question is best given in a multiple-choice format?(1 point)

Question

Responses

In what range is your grade point average?
In what range is your grade point average?

Where are you from?
Where are you from?

What is your favorite television show?
What is your favorite television show?

Where do you see yourself in five years?
Where do you see yourself in five years?
Question 5
Which of the following is an advantage of a focused interview?(1 point)
Responses

The cost is lower than other interview methods
The cost is lower than other interview methods

It is possible to get a large number of responses
It is possible to get a large number of responses

Interviewer safety is not a concern
Interviewer safety is not a concern

The open questioning method can result in more complete information

Answer 1

The best question to be posed in multiple-choice format from the provided options is:

In what range is your grade point average?

This question can effectively be formatted into multiple-choice responses (e.g., "0.0-1.0," "1.1-2.0," "2.1-3.0," etc.), making it suitable for a multiple-choice question. The other questions, such as "Where are you from?" and "What is your favorite television show?" are open-ended and would not fit as well into a multiple-choice format.

As for the second question regarding the advantages of a focused interview, the most fitting choice would be:

The open questioning method can result in more complete information.

This option highlights a benefit of a focused interview over more structured or closed approaches. However, it may be worth noting that this answer seems somewhat contradictory since focused interviews typically involve specific questions rather than open questioning. If you're looking for a straightforward advantage of focused interviews, another option might more accurately align with the context of focused interviews if available.