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Which kind of problem lets children use multiple approaches rather than one correct answer?

AWeekly spelling tests
BFill-in-the-blank drills
COpen-ended problems
DCopying exercises
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Open-ended problems
1. The paper favours open-ended problems involving multiple approaches, not solely a final unitary correct answer. 2. Drills, spelling tests and copying all point to one fixed answer. 3. Such tasks also tie mathematics to children's social worlds. _Source: NCERT National Focus Group Position Paper on Teaching of Mathematics, 5.1.1 Processes_
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