Determining the order in which branching questions are asked

Q. What does the option Last Branch in Set do?

A. The Last Branch in Set option is used to determine the order a series of branching questions is asked. For example: 

If you have two branching questions:

1. Why do you like ...
2. Why do you dislike ...

And you have three branches, such as three colors:

1. Red
2. Blue
3. Green

You could ask the branching questions in two ways. You could ask "Why do you like..." for each color and then ask "Why do you dislike..." for each
color.

OR

You could ask "Why do like..." and then ask "Why do you dislike..." for the first color and then repeat the process for each of the next 2 colors.

If you were to check the box "Last Branch in Set" for the "Why do you like..." and "Why do you dislike..." questions then the first question would
be asked for each color and then the second question would be asked for each question.

But if you were to only check the "Last Branch in Set" for the second branching question, then both questions would be asked for a color before
asking about the next color. 

Regardless of which method you use to determine question order, at some point, YOU MUST select "Last Branch in Set."