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Automatically marked question. This question is answered by selecting either true or false. |
True / false is a question type where candidates select one of the alternatives: True or False. It is also possible to change the wording of the alternative, such as boy or girl.
Content
True / false question layout
In the question's edit mode, you can do the following:
- Replace text with desired question text.
- Add math (LaTex), files, tables, links, PDF, images and / or audio clips to the question text.
- Insert more interaction elements by clicking on +Insert.
- Set general options for the question type. For more information, refer to the general options for questions article.
Marks: For more information about question marking, refer to the Question scoring - Basic and Question scoring - Advanced articles.
True / false question options
Clicking on the interaction element provides specific options for the question type.
Prompt
Enter an explanation text for the question which will appear in the workspace. Select one alternative is set by default.
Alternatives
If required, update the text for alternative. True and False are set by default.
Options
- Lower and upper mark limit: Can be set for each interaction element. The value will override the mark settings applied for the whole question. For more information, refer to the advanced scoring article.
- Random order of alternatives: Choose whether candidates should have a different order of alternatives. This option is selected by default. If you prefer it is not selected by default please reach out to our service desk.
External identifier
For more information, refer to the general options for questions article.
Predefined feedback per alternative (requires activation)
This question type supports predefined feedback per alternative that will be visible to the candidates along with their access to their answers after the submission. This can be set by the Planner.
Click on Add feedback in the Alternatives tab to provide feedback for individual alternatives.
For more information, refer to the predefined feedback per alternative article.