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Letters associating multiple choice questions on all my slides
How do I easily take all my slides and add letters (A,B,C,D etc. in front of each of my mutilple choice questions. I have spent some time trying to insert letters in front of the radial button but have not been able to do it.
It would seem that would be important since most mutiple choice quizzes have an option saying A & B or C&D are the correct answers.
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It's interesting that the letters are often shown in the Incorrect answer feedback, if I'm not mistaken (e.g., The correct answer is: B). However, if you have answer shuffle feature enabled, it breaks ("B" will no lower be in the second position due to having to manually encode the letter with the choice) Only work around seems to be you have to just say "The correct answer is...<answer>" which can take up a lot more space in that small feedback block. :-( I would like the letters would be dependent on the shuffle and update accordingly. I've seen this in other online quiz applications like Docebo.
Hi Ned,
The ability to add the corresponding letters to your multiple-choice questions is not a feature in Quizmaker 360. We recommend adding them to your responses, as Nicole shared above.
Hi, did the team ever create this feature? I have a project that I am updating and would love to easily click a button to add "A, B, C and D" options.
Hi David,
You're right, this isn't a feature in Quizmaker but I can see how it would be useful in the course you're creating!
I'd love for our team to hear this idea! Would you mind submitting a feature request?
Hi. I'm using Articulate 360 Presenter, and I don't see that the Quizmaker has an option to auto-create the letters in front of the options; it's certainly NOT a default if it exists. Did I overlook it? Articulate 2013 has this as the default. Currently, I'm revising 21 courses and upgrading would be fairly easy if it weren't for the fact that each has an exam of about 50 questions. Adding in a letter in front of each option is not only tedious, but borders on being ridiculous since computers are made to automate things and eliminate such redundant tasks.
Here, you try:
My MC choices (finish the sentence)...
o look strange, because they have no letters.
o require that I insert my own letters.
o have the letters hidden for some unknown reason.
o don’t have letters because the programmer overlooked them.
o A, B, C, and D (Whoops! No letters!)Hi Beth!
The easy way to do it is by simply typing in the letter in front of the answer, right after the radio button, like this shows:
Hope this helps
Thanks!
