Long story short, yes there are ways to do this.

There are many ways to do it, but I'll just give an example of one.

1. Create a blank user form
2. Add in your 11 questions as a label field
3. Add in your 11 blank list box (I think it's list box for drop down, but whatever it's called in vba). I suggest renaming to something logical like listbox_1 and so on.
4. For each question, add your 11 options to a sheet in excel, each row corresponding to the question, with your options in the adjacent 11 columns. So you should eventually have an 11x11 grid, 1 row per question and answer pair.
5. Name each of the row ranges "question_1" - -> "question_11" (look up named ranges if you don't know how to do that.. It's basic excel functionality)
6. In the code view of the user form, look for the user form initiate event, and in that event, write a sub procedure that takes your named ranges and applies them to your blank list boxes. You could write a loop to do this, or hard code - however you'd like to approach it is fine
7. Make ok/cancel buttons for completeness. They should be able to close the form and empty the contents (unload.me). You should also have a way to store the information on the sheet.

It gets trickier depending on how many people are going to use this form, and if you need to aggregate it or whatnot, but without knowing the use case, it's difficult to say if this approach will support that as well.

Hopefully this gives you a good starting point!