Can you limit the amount of choices selected in a Multiple Choice question?

This answer seems to be outdated. I could use an updated answer, help?
I have a multiple choice question with choices, however I require the person completing this question to be only able to select 3 of them. The question says, "Choose three names below".
Can you limit the amount of choices selected in a multiple choice question? Obviously you can make it a "single answer" multiple choice question but what I need is more like a "triple answer" multiple choice question.
Any suggestions would be really appreciated.

This didn't work for me. I want 2 options to be selected. 

Thanks! So if I go above 2 choices (i.e., B,C,D), I’ll get prompted only when I click ‘’Next’’. That works because I’m only allowed to select 2 choices.
 
But, is there a way to set it so that if you go above 2 that it automatically removes a previous selection 

So that it's only ever 2 choices highlighted?
 

I used the suggestions above in my survey question that asks participants to select “up to 5” answer choices. However, when taking the survey participants are able to click on more than 5 options, they just get an error message until they fix it. Is there a way to make it physically impossible to select more than 5 options before submitting the response?