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Multiple choice quizzes are starting to feel less effective now that AI tools can answer many questions almost instantly, especially in online classes. It’s becoming harder to tell whether a student truly understands the material or is simply good at using technology to get quick answers. I’ve seen situations where people score very highly on quizzes but struggle when they have to explain the same concepts in discussions, written responses, or practical work. Because of that, I think schools may eventually need to move toward more written analysis, presentations, in-person testing, case studies, and application-based assessments instead of relying so heavily on multiple choice formats that AI can often handle easily.