FRQ (Free Response Question)
Definition
An FRQ is an open-ended question that requires students to demonstrate their understanding and problem-solving skills without multiple-choice options.
Analogy
Imagine an FRQ as an essay prompt given by your English teacher. Instead of selecting from multiple-choice answers, you have to construct your own response using your knowledge and critical thinking skills.
Related terms
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ): Questions with several answer choices, only one of which is correct.
Rubric: A set of criteria used for grading or evaluating responses to ensure consistency and fairness.
Scoring Guidelines: Detailed instructions provided to graders on how to assign points for different parts of an FRQ.
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