The documentation states that you can use \shufflegroup to shuffle anything.
I would like to use this to make questions of the type 'match up the list' (for want of a better name).

The scenario is as follows.

You have a number of definitions/*words* whatever and descriptions of same.
The descriptions are put in a enumeration list, but after shuffling. Each description has a label for back referencing.
Then the mc choices would have the words which should be chosen with a number (like in the numerical questions in AMC).

so (pseudo code)

\begin{shuffleenumerate}
\item\label{se:tokyo} The capital of Japan.
\item\label{se:paris} The capital of France.
\item\label{se:amsterdam} The capital of The Netherlands.
\end{shuffleenumerate}

Then the choices are setup like
\begin{questionmultx}{geotoky}
Tokyo
\AMCnumericChoices{\ref{se:tokyo}}{other options } 
\end{questionmultx}

\begin{questionmultx}{separis}
Paris
\AMCnumericChoices{\ref{se:tokyo}}{other options } 
\end{questionmultx}

\begin{questionmultx}{seamsterdam}
Amsterdam
\AMCnumericChoices{\ref{se:amsterdam}}{other options } 
\end{questionmultx}

Is this thinkable and where should I start?