Multiple Response Question

Feb 05, 2014

Hi, I have Quizmaker '09 at the moment.

I want to create a question with multiple possible answers and have the participants select 3 correct answers.

I can only see ways of doing this when all correct options are identified rather than just 3. Can you help?

An example of the question is am asking is:

Below are a number of customer drivers when it comes to coating selection. Select three that might be particularly important to an owner

Possible answers ( correct options are in red)

Cost	Time to first maintenance	Meets specified approvals	Fast return to service	Easy to apply	Technical service	Fast cure
Low VOC	Durability	30 year track record	Solvent Free	Appears on utility’s approved list of products	Warranty available	Surface tolerant – needs minimal surface preparation
Good availability	Excellent chemical resistance	Moisture tolerant	Requires standard spray equipment	Low temperature cure	One coat system

Hi Gemma,

Select Survey Question, to meet the question type select at least, of your from the Quizmaker menu.

Choose Pick Many and be sure to work in Form View (menu) at first.

Type or paste your question in.

Select at least three customer drivers that might be particularly important to an owner - when it comes to coating selection

And fill out

A Cost

B Low VOC

C Good availability

D Easy to apply

... and so on

Save & Close when your done, and Preview (F12). The answers wil not be evaluated or graded!

I hope this helps.

If you choose to make a quiston like

Select Graded Question, to meet the question type select at least, of your from the Quizmaker menu.

Choose Multiple responce and be sure to work in Form View (menu) at first

Select all the customer drivers that are of importantance to an owner - when it comes to coating selection

A x Cost (selected as right)

B x Low VOC (selected as right)

C o Good availability (unselected, wrong)

D x Easy to apply (selected as right)

E 0 Moisture tolerant (unselected, wrong)

Then when the question is not properley answerd, there will be an 'this is incorrect' message.'

Does this make sense?