When a set of possible answers to select from is given to a respondent for a question, it is called a

A fixed choice question offers the respondent a set of predefined answers to select from.

It yields standardised, easily coded and comparable responses.

An open-ended question lets the respondent answer in their own words.

A classical question is not a recognised questionnaire category.

A filtered question routes respondents past items that do not apply to them.

Fixed choice items speed data collection but may constrain nuanced answers.