Knowledge Base

Enter your question text and multiple answers, then select the one correct answer by clicking on the green arrow to the left of the correct answer. You can add other false answers if you wish. Update Question when you are done. 

Enter your question text, then enter all possible correct answers for the blank.  Students will see the question followed by a small text box to type their answer.

Enter your question text, specifying where each blank should go by replacing the desired blank with "[Word1]" (a reference word surrounded by brackets with no space). 

Example: "Roses are [word1], violets are [word2]."

Then, in the Show Possible Answers for drop-down menu, select each reference word and enter the possible correct answer for each blank. Students must type correct answers into text boxes at each blank.

This question will show a checkbox next to each answer, and the student must select ALL the answers you mark as correct. Enter your question text and select all correct answers by clicking on the green arrow to the left of the correct answer.  Do not click on the green arrow to the left of incorrect answers.

Multiple dropdown questions are set up the same as Fill in Multiple Answers questions, except for the fact that you will have to select one correct answer for each blank while other possible answers will be treated as incorrect answers.

Enter your question instruction text and all matching criteria. Students will see values on the left and have to select the matching value on the right from a dropdown. Multiple rows can have the same answer, and you can add additional distractors that will appear in the dropdown menus.