true or false
/truː ɔːr fɔːls/
Meaning
'True or false' is a common format for questions or statements where the learner must decide if a given statement is correct (true) or incorrect (false). It is widely used in quizzes, examinations, and logical exercises.
Examples
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The first part of the biology quiz is a true or false section.
The first part of the biology quiz is a true or false section.
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Is it true or false that water boils at ninety degrees Celsius?
Is it true or false that water boils at ninety degrees Celsius?
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For each statement below, write 'T' for true or 'F' for false.
For each statement below, write 'T' for true or 'F' for false.
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I hate true or false questions because they can be very tricky.
I hate true or false questions because they can be very tricky.
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The teacher read five true or false statements to test our listening comprehension.
The teacher read five true or false statements to test our listening comprehension.
Common Mistakes
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✗ The exam had a correct or incorrect section.
✓ The exam had a true or false section.
In testing terminology, 'true or false' is the standard phrase, not 'correct or incorrect'.
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✗ Please answer if this statement is true or wrong.
✓ Please answer if this statement is true or false.
The conventional pair is always 'true or false'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Decide if the following statement is ___: Paris is the capital of France.
💡 A choice between correct and incorrect.
Show answer
true or false
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I managed to get a perfect score on the ___ section of the test.
💡 The part of the test where you choose T or F.
Show answer
true or false