Would the following boldfaced phrases get hyphens in their predicative positions after the to-be verbs--yes or no? The technology incorporated in this new facility is state-of-the-art. They may invent a new website or gadget that is cutting-edge. / The invention is cutting-edge. "The quiz is multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank," Andy said. Thank you.
Yeah, I think in these particular instances, the hyphens hold the phrases together nicely and facilitate an easy read.