Hi I am new to Articulate and am having an issue with a basic function of Articulate Quizmaker: I need to have a question in my quiz that has 2 responses and they are BOTH correct. I chose the multiple response question option, and checked off both boxes as "correct", and when I previewed it, they both came back as "incorrect" in my feedback boxes. Can I get some help with this?
The way the quizmaker logic works, if you check both boxes when creating the question, then BOTH need to be checked in order for the answer to be correct.
Okay thanks guys. I did not realize that both had to be checked, and neither would the quiz taker I suspect. The rest of the questions are all true and false, and the last one HAS to look like them (i.e. not be fill in the blank), but be a "trick" question. So there is absolutely no way to have either/or correct?
Can I suggest making it multiple choice and having c) be both and d) be neither? It won't look exactly like the others but would be pretty close and might be your best bet.
That is a good idea Heidi. Thank you all who responded. I have decided to make all the multiple response with the option to select both or just one as being correct to make it more challenging. I am going to let the user know they can do that in the instructions.
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Hi Sarah,
They both came back that way individually?
The way the quizmaker logic works, if you check both boxes when creating the question, then BOTH need to be checked in order for the answer to be correct.
Hope this helps,
Heidi
Hi Sarah that wont work, to be correct both answers need to be selected.
You may be better using a fill in the blank with both answers, you could even display the answers on the slide and ask them to type the correct answer
Okay thanks guys. I did not realize that both had to be checked, and neither would the quiz taker I suspect. The rest of the questions are all true and false, and the last one HAS to look like them (i.e. not be fill in the blank), but be a "trick" question. So there is absolutely no way to have either/or correct?
Can I suggest making it multiple choice and having c) be both and d) be neither? It won't look exactly like the others but would be pretty close and might be your best bet.
That is a good idea Heidi. Thank you all who responded. I have decided to make all the multiple response with the option to select both or just one as being correct to make it more challenging. I am going to let the user know they can do that in the instructions.
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