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Test Questions
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There are 4 types of test questions:
Multiple Choice
- Multiple Choice allows you to create a standard test question with up to 6 answers, as well as create test questions with Images in them (See below for Image test questions).
- You may have a question where multiple correct answers must be selected to pass - a "select all that apply" scenario. Setting the toggle "Multiple Answers Required" to 'Yes' will force Users to select more than one answer option, before they can submit and continue.
- You may have a question where multiple correct answers must be selected to pass - a "select all that apply" scenario. Setting the toggle "Multiple Answers Required" to 'Yes' will force Users to select more than one answer option, before they can submit and continue.
- Multiple Choice allows you to create a standard test question with up to 6 answers, as well as create test questions with Images in them (See below for Image test questions).
Sorting
- Sorting allows you to create statements that need to be dragged and dropped into the correct order – so Answer 1 would need to go first, Answer 2 would be second, etc.
- Sorting allows you to create statements that need to be dragged and dropped into the correct order – so Answer 1 would need to go first, Answer 2 would be second, etc.
Matching
- A matching test question will allow you to create a term that the user has to match to the correct definition.
- Fill in the blank
- Fill in the blank allows you to create a sentence that the user must fill in the correct response to answer. Note: we recommend entering multiple spellings of the correct answer, such as: Blue, blue, BLUE – in case users enter it differently (or even common misspellings… blu, or bloo)
Image Test Questions
There are two ways create a test question with an Image in it. The first way is to simply drag an image from your computer into the test question field:
The second way is to upload the image to your Media Library and then use some basic HTML.
First, enter your test question text:
Second, select the < > icon to open the HTML editor.
Inside the HTML editor, enter:
<img src="
And then copy the link to the image from your Media Library:
Paste the link in after the first ” symbol, and then at the end of the path, add: “> to “close” it.
<img src="https://courseware.lightspeedvt.com/files/121/BE5D7FC6A32D45C779E33CF6381A0C54/Screenshot%5F4.png">
So it would look something like this:
And then once you click the < > toggle again, you’ll see your image like this: