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Line 163: − '''7. Multiple Correct Answers:''' If your question has more than one correct answer, you can mark multiple options as correct based on your needs.+ − '''8. Tips and Feedback:''' Each option has an additional feature called "Tips and Feedback." Use this feature carefully, depending on your requirements:+ − '''*Tip Text:''' This text is visible to the user before they choose an answer. If you want to provide additional information about the option (for both correct and incorrect answers), you can enter it here.+ − '''* Message Displayed if Answer is Selected:''' This is the message that will appear if the user selects the correct answer.+ − '''* Message Displayed if Answer is Not Selected:''' Use this to provide feedback for incorrect answers, which will be displayed after the user submits their answer.+ − + − − '''* Enable "Retry" Button:''' Allows users to retry if they give the wrong answer. − − '''* Enable "Show Solution" Button :''' If the user answers incorrectly, they will see a "Show Solution" button after submitting their answer. Clicking it will display the correct answer. − − '''* Question Type:''' − + − '''* Give One Point for the Whole Task:''' Enable this option to give a total of one point for multiple correct answers. This option is not available in "Single Choice" mode. − − '''* Randomize Answers:''' Enable this to randomize the order of the answers when displayed. − − '''* Show Confirmation Dialog on "Check":''' Before submitting an answer, the user will be asked to confirm their submission, helping prevent accidental submissions. − − '''* Show Confirmation Dialog on "Retry":''' This works the same as the previous option but applies to the "Retry" button. − − '''* Automatically Check Answer:''' This option will automatically check the answer as soon as it's selected, so there will be no need for a "Check" button. − − − '''10. *Overall Feedback :''' − − <nowiki>*</nowiki> You can define custom feedback for different score ranges. − − <nowiki>*</nowiki> If your question has a single correct answer, set the score range to 0-100 and enter custom feedback to be displayed if the user selects the correct answer. − − <nowiki>*</nowiki> If your question has multiple correct answers, for example, if 3 out of 4 options are correct, click the "Add Range" button to add 3 values. These will be split into 3 parts: 0-33, 34-66, and 67-100. You can then set feedback according to how many correct answers the user selects, in ascending order. − − −
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6. Mark the Correct Option: For the correct answer, check the "Correct" checkbox located below the text box.
6. Mark the Correct Option: For the correct answer, check the "Correct" checkbox located below the text box.
7. Multiple Correct Answers: If your question has more than one correct answer, you can mark multiple options as correct based on your needs.
8. Tips and Feedback: Each option has an additional feature called "Tips and Feedback." Use this feature carefully, depending on your requirements:
Tip Text: This text is visible to the user before they choose an answer. If you want to provide additional information about the option (for both correct and incorrect answers), you can enter it here.
Message Displayed if Answer is Selected: This is the message that will appear if the user selects the correct answer.
Message Displayed if Answer is Not Selected: Use this to provide feedback for incorrect answers, which will be displayed after the user submits their answer.
'''9. Behavior Settings:''' Expanding "Behavior Settings" reveals multiple checkboxes that determine how the content reacts based on the user's answer:
'''Question Type:'''
- If your question has a single correct answer, choose "Single Choice" (Radio Button).
- If your question has a single correct answer, choose "Single Choice" (Radio Button).
- If your question has multiple correct answers, choose "Multiple Choice" (Check Boxes).
- If your question has multiple correct answers, choose "Multiple Choice" (Check Boxes).
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After opening the Fill in the Blanks package, follow these steps to create or edit your questions:
After opening the Fill in the Blanks package, follow these steps to create or edit your questions: