Drag-and-drop interaction with active drop zone that is not evaluated

FrançoisMichot​ : Steven's suggestion to split this into 2 slides would definitely work.

Other options:

Keep the drag-and-drop for the scored question, and use a separate button set for the reflective responses.

• The reflective questions could be on the base, on both the Correct & Incorrect layers, or on a separate layer.

• If they're on their own layer, have the Continue button on the Correct and Incorrect layers show the reflective-question layer. Then have a button on that layer with triggers that hide the layer and jump to the next slide (in other words, it would have the triggers from the standard Continue button).

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Drag-and-drop isn't accessible, so don't use that at all. Instead, use a Pick One. Demande and Reclamation would be the only two responses involved in grading. The reflective responses would be in a separate button set that isn't scored. 

• You could still require the user to click one of those options. To do that, edit the Submit__ trigger so it submits the interaction with added conditions that all of those reflective-response buttons ≠ (don't equal) Selected. Also add an Else statement that shows a warning message about needing to select one of the reflective-question options.