Closed-end questio

Closed-End Question - a question which allows a respondent to choose an answer from a given list.
Closing - the act of gaining a commitment to purchase from a buyer; getting an order.

Closed-End Questions
These questions have the possible answers printed on the questionnaire. The interviewer is required merely to indicate the respondent's answer from the possible choices.
CMOR
Council for Marketing and Opinion Research ...

Closed-Ended Or Closed-End Questions: Questions that ask a respondent to choose from a list of precoded answers (e.g., "Yes" or "No;" "Excellent," "Good," "Fair" or "Poor;" etc.).

See also: Attribute, Variable, Point, Control, Field