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title: Multiple choice and Yes/no
description: Let respondents pick exactly one option from a list.
icon: circle-check
search:
keywords: [radio buttons, single choice, single select, boolean, yes no]
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**Multiple choice** (`/multiple`) shows a list of options and lets respondents pick one. **Yes/no** (`/yes`) is a multiple choice question with the options _Yes_ and _No_ already filled in.
## Add options
Type each option on its own line. Press Enter to add the next one. To paste a long list, use **Bulk insert options** (⌘ ⇧ O) and put one option per line.
Below the options you can quickly add a **Maybe** answer, or an **Other** option that lets respondents type their own answer.
## Settings
| Setting | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| **Randomize options** | Shuffles the order for each respondent, to avoid order bias. |
| **Option descriptions** | Adds a line of helper text under each option. |
| **Default answer** | Pre-selects an option. |
| **Required** | Respondents must choose an option. |
Options can also have images and colors. Select an option to change them.
:::tip[Branch on the answer] Multiple choice is the most common trigger for [conditional logic](/logic/conditional-logic). For example, show the _Company name_ question only when someone picks _Business_. :::
**[Checkboxes and Multi-select](/blocks/checkboxes-and-multi-select)**
Let people pick more than one.
**[Dropdown](/blocks/dropdown)**
For long lists.