If you're having issues, you probably have an imprecise understanding of what the task of the questiontype is - as @MrSamIam said, review the CC for NA and then if you are still having trouble, let us know.
JY would prolly yell at me for saying this but here goes. This may be the one questiontype where you can run through the answer choices without knowing what to directly look for. Just run the MBT test for every answer.
There is also a recorded webinar for this questiontype. I haven't reviewed this one yet but I have found value in reviewing webinars for question types I struggle with. I hope this helps!
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