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The ''entire'' quiz should be enclosed with the <quiz> tag.
The ''entire'' quiz should be enclosed with the <quiz> tag.
Essentially if there is only one correct answer then use type="()", while if there is more than one correct answer then use type="[]"
Essentially if there is only one correct answer then use type="()", while if there is more than one correct answer then use type="[]"
You can insert feedback for each option: || Feedback for correct or for distractor


== Type A: Multiple choice / single response==
== Type A: Multiple choice / single response==
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== Type B: True/false questions==
== Type B: True/false questions==


I'm not quite sure how to do Type B questions yet with "causally related" type assessment. But true false can be done as follows:


{Question.<br>
{Question.<br>
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+ TRUE.<br>
+ TRUE.<br>
- FALSE.<br>
- FALSE.<br>
{Are the both true but not causally related etc etc}
{Question<br>
|type="()"}<br>
+ The correct answer.<br>
- Distractor.<br>
- Distractor.<br>
- Distractor.<br>


== Type X: Multiple choice / multiple response==
== Type X: Multiple choice / multiple response==

Revision as of 20:24, 14 June 2020

General Information

The entire quiz should be enclosed with the <quiz> tag. Essentially if there is only one correct answer then use type="()", while if there is more than one correct answer then use type="[]"

You can insert feedback for each option: || Feedback for correct or for distractor

Type A: Multiple choice / single response

{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.

Type B: True/false questions

{Question.
|type="()"}
+ TRUE.
- FALSE.

{Are the both true but not causally related etc etc}

{Question
|type="()"}
+ The correct answer.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.
- Distractor.

Type X: Multiple choice / multiple response

{Question
|type="[]"}
+ Correct answer.
- Incorrect answer.
+ Correct answer.
- Incorrect answer.