I have a quiz question that asks learners to select all correct answers, however, there two correct answers.
Ex: Below is a list of potential stakeholders. Select the functions that would be a part of the minimum stakeholders you should consider for this scenario.
Selection -Engineering -Microbiology -Quality -Environmental Health and Safety -Regulatory Affairs
The correct answer is all of the above OR everything except microbiology. If it is possible I'm assuming it would be a freeform question just not sure what triggers I need.
Have you considered the Multiple Response question type?
Multiple Response is a graded question that requires the user to select all of the correct choices from a maximum of 10 possible choices. Any number of choices can be correct, and the user must select all correct choices for the question to be graded as correct.
I have, this does not work because the correct answer is all of them OR everything except microbiology. Multiple response allows for multiple answer choices but only one correct answer.
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Have you considered the Multiple Response question type?
Multiple Response is a graded question that requires the user to select all of the correct choices from a maximum of 10 possible choices. Any number of choices can be correct, and the user must select all correct choices for the question to be graded as correct.
I have, this does not work because the correct answer is all of them OR everything except microbiology. Multiple response allows for multiple answer choices but only one correct answer.
Ah, I see. Well, then how about this?
Dam your good, thanks.