1. You want to create multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for a 10th half-yearly exam. 2. MCQs typically have a question followed by several answer options, with one correct answer. 3. To write effective MCQs, start by identifying key topics from the syllabus. 4. Formulate clear and concise questions that test understanding, not just memorization. 5. Provide 3 to 4 answer choices, ensuring only one is correct. 6. Avoid ambiguous wording and make distractors plausible to challenge students. 7. Review and revise questions for clarity and accuracy before finalizing.