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My first formulas question

To create a Formulas question, you must complete at least all required fields, that is, the five below marked with an asterisk:

General
  Question name*
Main question
  Question text*
Part 1
  Part's mark*
  Answer*
  Grading criteria*

Example

Create your first formulas question as follows:

General
  Question name*       My first formulas question
Main question
  Question text*       What is 3 + 4?
Part 1
  Part's mark*         1
  Answer*              7
  Grading criteria*    Absolute errror == 0

Congratulations, you just created your first question!

The "Editing a formulas question" page should look like this:

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and the formulas question that was just created should look like this:

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Subquestions

If there is more than one question in a question, we will call them subquestions. It is then necessary to define the mark, answer and grading criteria in a part for each subquestion.

Example

General
  Question name*       Formulas question with three subquestions
Main question
  Question text*       What is 3 + 4?
                       What is 4 + 5?
                       What is 5 + 5?
                       Please enter your answers below in the same order as the questions.
Part 1
  Part's mark*         1
  Answer*              7
  Grading criteria*    Absolute errror == 0
Part 2
  Part's mark*         1
  Answer*              9
  Grading criteria*    Absolute errror == 0
Part 3
  Part's mark*         1
  Answer*              10
  Grading criteria*    Absolute errror == 0


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