How to write good Matching Questions

Matching questions consist of two columns, typically one column is on the left and one column is on the right. We will refer to the left side as 'Clues' and the right side as 'Matches'. The objective is to pair the clues on the left side with their matches on the right.

These can be created with using text on both sides or a mix of text with media, such as images, audio or video.

Also known as: Matching Test items, objective

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