All right vs. all correct

[Jany]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #100 "Student Teacher Dialogue (3)", question 4

Student: I think it is I stayed in Paris in 1999. Is that all .........?

(a) correct
(b) accurate
(c) fine
(d) right

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #100 "Student Teacher Dialogue (3)", answer 4

Student: I think it is I stayed in Paris in 1999. Is that all right?

Correct answer: (d) right

Your answer was: incorrect
Student: I think it is I stayed in Paris in 1999. Is that all correct?
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Hi there...

pls. tell me, why is it not possible use "correct" in this sentence?

Thank you for explanation.

Jan

[Alan]

Hi Jan,

All correct means each one is correct as in: your answers are all correct. All right in the test sentence means: acceptable.

Alan
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