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Creating Questions One by One Manually

Creating Questions One by One Manually

If you want to create a few questions quickly, you can do so using this method.

Step 1

On the course's Exam screen, click the Question Bank button [1].

Step 2

On the Question Bank screen, click the Add Question button [1].

Step 3

It opens the Question Editor screen in a new window/tab.

  • Select the question type and number you want to add and click the Ok button [1] to add the question(s).
  • Question stem: Click to enter the question/question instruction [2].
    • Notes: It's a rich content field. You can format the content and add image, audio, video, and even formula as needed.
  • Answer choices: Click to enter the choice [3].
    • Notes: It's a rich content field. You can format the content and add image, audio, video, and even formula as needed.
  • To add more answer choices, click the Add Item button [4].
  • Answer: Set the correct answer for the question [5].
  • Answer Explanation (optional): Click to enter the answer explanation. It is a way for learning reinforcement. The students can view the answer explanation after submission [6].
    • Notes: It's a rich content field. You can format the content and add image, audio, video, and even formula as needed.
  • Points: Enter the points possible for the question [7].
  • Difficulty: Select the difficulty level for the question [8]
    • Options:
      • Very easy
      • Easy
      • Average
      • Difficult
      • Very difficult
  • Share: Select how you want to share the question [9].
    • Options:
      • Private
      • Selected teachers
      • School teachers
      • All teachers
  • Tag (optional): Click to enter a tag less than 20 characters for the question [10]. You can enter up to 3 tags for each question.
  • Related Module: You can relate the question with one or more modules of courseware. It can be used by an exam to automatically draw questions based on the question-module/courseware relationship [11].
  • You can repeat the steps above to create as many questions as you want.
  • After you've done, click the Save button [12] to save the questions to the Question Bank.

Notes:

You can manually create 13 types of exam questions

  • Multiple Choice
  • Multiple Response
  • True/False
  • Fill in the Blank
  • Short Answer
  • Calculated Formula
  • Sequence
  • Word Bank
  • Multiple Drop-down
  • Cloze Test
  • Language - Read Aloud
  • Language - Oral
  • Combination
TeacherImporting Questions In Batch