Which of the following is typically included in an Objective Assessment at WGU?

The correct choice is multiple choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions, which are commonly included in objective assessments. These types of questions are designed to evaluate a student’s understanding of specific concepts or knowledge areas in a straightforward manner, making them easy to grade objectively. Multiple choice questions provide a set of predetermined answers, allowing for quick and efficient testing of knowledge recall and comprehension, while fill-in-the-blank questions encourage precise knowledge application by requiring students to provide specific terminology or data.

Both formats are beneficial for assessing a wide range of content covered in the curriculum, often allowing for immediate feedback on student performance. In contrast, the other options involve subjective assessment methods which may introduce variability in grading and interpretation, making them less suited for objective assessments.