Which statement best describes the Radio OmniScript element?

Which statement best describes the Radio OmniScript element?

• A. Allows single selection with options as buttons
• B. Allows multiple selections
• C. Displays a dropdown
• D. Accepts free text

Answer: (A)

When you need the user to choose exactly one option from a predefined list, the Radio element is used. It presents the options as a set of mutually exclusive choices (radio-style or button-like), and selecting one option automatically deselects the others. This enforces a single selection, which is why it’s described as allowing a single selection with options presented as buttons. It isn’t for multiple selections, a dropdown, or free text—those would be handled by different controls (checkbox/multi-select for many, dropdown for a compact single-choice list, and a text input for free-form entries).

When you need the user to choose exactly one option from a predefined list, the Radio element is used. It presents the options as a set of mutually exclusive choices (radio-style or button-like), and selecting one option automatically deselects the others. This enforces a single selection, which is why it’s described as allowing a single selection with options presented as buttons. It isn’t for multiple selections, a dropdown, or free text—those would be handled by different controls (checkbox/multi-select for many, dropdown for a compact single-choice list, and a text input for free-form entries).