A multiple choice question is a type of question that presents several options or choices to the respondent, and they must choose the correct answer from those options.
To check the answer to a multiple choice question, you must first select the option that you believe to be correct. Then, compare your answer to the correct answer provided by the question. This can be done by checking the answer key or asking a teacher or tutor for confirmation.
It depends on the rules set by the person administering the test or quiz. Some may allow you to change your answer before submitting, while others may not. It is best to follow the instructions given for the specific test or quiz.
If you are unsure of the answer to a multiple choice question, you can use strategies such as process of elimination or educated guessing based on your understanding of the topic. If possible, you can also skip the question and come back to it later.
You will know if you have chosen the correct answer to a multiple choice question by comparing your answer to the correct answer provided by the question. If they match, then you have chosen the correct answer. If they do not match, you may need to review the question and your answer to determine where you went wrong.