I'm trying to figure out how to design a question that involves matching 8 objects (numbers in this case) with a corresponding number from 1-6. The question i'm dealing with:
"For the list of numbers below, identify the number of significant figures that are shown."
Again, the user is required to choose a number from 1-6 (1,2,3,4,5,6). Digits from 1-6 may or may not have to be used more than once (they do in this case, see attached image for answers). Is this even possible with the limited types of quizzes that are given?
This would not be difficult to build, but the problem is when there is more than one of the same 'answer'. The system wants the EXACT one from when you built your quiz, but if there are two different answers of '5', how is your learner going to differentiate which one is which or you for that matter.
Thanks for clarifying the limitations of QuizMaker but also providing a practical workaround for my needs. I appreciate the help. Maybe add more freedom for designers in free-form mode in the next version of QuizMaker?
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Hi Jamie!
This would not be difficult to build, but the problem is when there is more than one of the same 'answer'. The system wants the EXACT one from when you built your quiz, but if there are two different answers of '5', how is your learner going to differentiate which one is which or you for that matter.
Perhaps a Freeform Drag and Drop to the appropriate number of places may work for this question if you'd like to go that route.
This is a super rough example and the sizes aren't right, but just to give you an idea of what I meant :)
Hey Leslie,
Thanks for clarifying the limitations of QuizMaker but also providing a practical workaround for my needs. I appreciate the help. Maybe add more freedom for designers in free-form mode in the next version of QuizMaker?
Cheers,
Jamie
Glad to help Jamie!
We always welcome your feature requests here as well.
Good luck with your project.
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