How can I format multiple choice questions so option A from the second question will be under option A from the first question (B, C, D etc. as well)?
Update: I just use MS Word in order to write multiple choice questions for exams my students take.
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Normally when you type a) or i) or i. or 1) or similar at the beginning of the line, Word will recognise it and start a bullet list automatically. Press Enter at the end of the line and Word will auto-insert the next list element. That will take care of the indenting for you:
The red box in the image above highlights the unordered list, ordered/numbered list, multi-level list, decrease indent and increase indent buttons. Use those while creating your MCQ form. If you want to align in a columnar fashion, either use tables (you can make the borders invisible if you like), or insert Left Tabs to align the options (click the Ruler once to insert a Left Tab, then while typing text press Tab to jump to the next Left Tab position):
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