I know that the opposite is true: You can pull from the same question bank to add questions in multiple quizzes, but is it possible to do the reverse. I have 7 different question banks which are organized by topic, and each bank contains 10 questions. I want to create a single quiz that pulls 2 questions from each question bank for a total of 14 questions. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Hi, I have a further question for this one. I have two question banks of 4 questions each. I want to randomly pull 2 from each question bank into the same quiz. I'm assuming that you do a separate 'draw' for each question bank? (I haven't found a way to pull questions from more than one question bank into the same draw.)
It then creates two slides. One for each draw from the specific question bank. I got the results slide to show marks based on all 4 questions so that works fine. However, when I preview the exam it lets you take the 2 questions from the first question bank draw and stops there. When I click on submit on the 2nd question (from the 1st question bank), it gives the feedback screen and stops. It doesn't move forward to the 3rd question (from the 2nd question bank) and there isn't a button to move you forward.
Hi, Cindy -- Thanks so much for reaching out here! Perhaps it might be helpful if you were able to share your file so that others are able to get a better idea of the behavior you are describing? If you'd like to share for private review, here is the form you would need to send that along.
Hi Christie, I've uploaded the file using your form. Case #00855845. It's a new template work-in-progress, so ignore the other errors and variables in it. lol
Sure thing, Cindy, and you case has been received on my end! I will check it out as soon as I can and will reply within your case via email with my findings. Your patience is appreciated!
Certainly, Cindy! And I wanted to note in case you were not aware, when you reply to a forum notification via email, the details or some of the info contained in your email is shared here in the forum post. If you'd like to remove any of that info, feel free to click here and use the EDIT button below the affected reply. :)
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Hi Curt
It should work - if you setup each question bank to do a random pull of two questions. Then on the result slide select the 7 question banks.
Hi Curt!
Looks like Wendy has you covered here, but if you have any additional questions or have any difficulty be sure to let us know.
Thanks, Wendy. That should do it!
Hi, I have a further question for this one. I have two question banks of 4 questions each. I want to randomly pull 2 from each question bank into the same quiz. I'm assuming that you do a separate 'draw' for each question bank? (I haven't found a way to pull questions from more than one question bank into the same draw.)
It then creates two slides. One for each draw from the specific question bank. I got the results slide to show marks based on all 4 questions so that works fine. However, when I preview the exam it lets you take the 2 questions from the first question bank draw and stops there. When I click on submit on the 2nd question (from the 1st question bank), it gives the feedback screen and stops. It doesn't move forward to the 3rd question (from the 2nd question bank) and there isn't a button to move you forward.
Any help would be appreciated on this!
Thanks.
Hi, Cindy -- Thanks so much for reaching out here! Perhaps it might be helpful if you were able to share your file so that others are able to get a better idea of the behavior you are describing? If you'd like to share for private review, here is the form you would need to send that along.
Hi Christie, I've uploaded the file using your form. Case #00855845. It's a new template work-in-progress, so ignore the other errors and variables in it. lol
Thanks!
Sure thing, Cindy, and you case has been received on my end! I will check it out as soon as I can and will reply within your case via email with my findings. Your patience is appreciated!
awesome, thanks much Christie!
Certainly, Cindy! And I wanted to note in case you were not aware, when you reply to a forum notification via email, the details or some of the info contained in your email is shared here in the forum post. If you'd like to remove any of that info, feel free to click here and use the EDIT button below the affected reply. :)
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