What control can be used to provide a Boolean value in a form?

The Checkbox Control is utilized in forms to represent Boolean values effectively. A Boolean value is one that can be either true or false, and a checkbox can be checked or unchecked to reflect these two states. When a user checks a checkbox, it usually indicates 'true' or 'yes', while leaving it unchecked indicates 'false' or 'no'. This simple and intuitive method allows for easy user input when seeking a binary choice.

In contrast, the other options do not serve the same function: a Text Control allows for textual input, which is not restricted to two states; a Number Control is designed for numerical values; and a Date Control facilitates the selection of date values, none of which can inherently express a Boolean state. Therefore, the Checkbox Control is the most appropriate choice for providing a Boolean value in a form.