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Consider some of your own test items.

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I agree with you that the updated question seems to "give away" the answer to students who have solid test-taking skills because NaCl stands out as different. What if you tried re-writing this as a set of T/F questions. That would require students to individually assess each item, but would still simplify how they interpret the question phrasing.
It might look something like...

For each of the items below, answer true or false for the following statement.
"This item is a compound."
A. Na
B. KOH
C. NaCl

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Good question....Important concept about meiosis :) I might just try to improve the wording/reading of the question.  Notice in the first part of the question two is present in all choices so either add that to the stem or create some choices that are not two.
Also notice that you can move the word "cells" up to part of the blanks in the stem. Making the stem and the choices less wordy may improve the reading of the question by the students ?

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I like it!
I'm not sure what LMS you use, but FWIW in Canvas you can do multiple drop-down questions that would let students fill each blank in individually. That might be one more step towards reducing the logistical cognitive load and let students focus on the biology.

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This is a good question, but I think it may be improved with another choice containing two haploid cells as a first option for the blank. That way you can tell if students understand the whole concept, rather than just phase I.

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I understand that this may be obvious that we are starting with one cell, but may be good to mention it.

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I like the original question best too. I know complex multi-select questions are discouraged, but I kind of love them!

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I like the original question best too. I know complex multi-select questions are discouraged, but I kind of love them!