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Multiple choice is definitely problematic in some cases. For example, if you were say, learning chinese, certain chinese characters look very similar. If they happen to be next to each other in multiple choice, you'll probably get confused. Imo it's better to learn and think of them in isolation (perhaps even learning them months apart to reduce the chance of them getting jumbled up in your mind).


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