Fill in blank quiz question

Hi Lee!

I'm happy to take a look!

There were a few things I noticed and walked through them in this Peek. 

I've attached an updated project file for you to review! Please let me know if you have additional questions!

Hi Edward:  Here is one way I would do it.

Let the learner fill in text boxes for each "fill in the blank"  This would create 4 text variables.  

Add these on to a slide that you then "create to free form" - Pick one.   

Add 2 check boxes. 

Create a trigger that sets one checkbox to SELECTED if all 4 text variables are correct when the user clicks the submit button(and this is the correct pick one for the slide). 

Create a second trigger that sets the other checkbox to SELECTED if ANY of the 4 text variables are incorrect (and this is the incorrect answer for the slide) when user clicks the submit button.

Then add one more trigger to the TRY AGAIN LAYER that sets the "incorrect check box" back to NORMAL when the user clicks TRY AGAIN.

Here are 2 slides.  The first you can see it functioning.  The second example shows how you can move these checkboxes off the slide and it still functions.

Attached is also an example if you don't need it scored.

Tracy,

Thanks! I was going down that path but could not get the submit interaction to work. The external variables did the trick.

Glad that helped. 

OK everyone, another question. I know you can add an AND condition to a trigger and an OR condition. But, can you add an AND/OR condition. Such as: change state to selected when user clicks submit button AND answer is equal to Yes OR Maybe. 

Hi Heroes - I have been building out a question slide for a quiz that has multiple fill in the gaps to complete a paragraph.

The correct paragraph wording is hidden just off the slide in the .story file.

I have been following the advice in this article  but still I can not get the interaction to submit.  I think I am missing a simple step here and can not see where. 

Are any heroes able to take a look at my file and let me know where I am going wrong please? This is part of some work i have due next week, so any help is much appreciated. 

Lee :-)

Hello Storyliners, I am trying to do the same as Lee, above here, with a quiz question that has multiple fill in the blanks to complete a paragraph. I couldn't access the Peek that Lauren posted above, while I did download the Lee_1.8.2021.story and adjusted that, but I don't see where I can fill in the correct answers, and I do not get what those text boxes "correct" and "incorrect" outside the slide frame do there. I am an absolute beginner in Storyline. I only worked with Rise and now want to import two Storyline questions into my Rise quiz, where one is supposed to be this fill in multiple blanks exercise...

Pras

Hi Pras,

Thanks for reaching out!

You've come to the right place to get assistance with your project. Since this is an older post, I'd like to start at the beginning and ask a few clarifying questions.

• You mentioned you want to import two Storyline questions into your Rise quiz; one being a fill-in-the-blank exercise. You can use Storyline blocks to add custom interactions to your Rise 360 course. This article includes a great demonstration of how this works!
• Alternatively, you could try adding a knowledge check block in Rise 360. There's an option to add a fill in the blank block and can define multiple correct responses and turn case sensitivity on or off.

I'd be happy to take a closer look at your file to assist further! You can upload it here or share it privately in a support case. We'll delete it from our systems once troubleshooting is complete.

Thank you, Kelly. my question was not about multiple responses to a fill in the blank block but about multiple blanks to fill in one question block. So I explored Storyline and reviewed multiple discussions, but do not seem to get it right. I therefore submitted a support case. Looking forward to get it sorted that way!

Hi Pras,

Apologies for the confusion! I see that you’ve connected with my teammate, Johnrey and they're testing your file. You’re in great hands! We’ll continue the conversation in your support case.