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Create your first formulas question as follows: | Create your first formulas question as follows: | ||
*General | |||
**Question name: Example | |||
*Main question | |||
**Question text: What is 3 + 4? | |||
*Part 1 | |||
**Part's mark: 1 | |||
**Answer: 7 | |||
**Grading criteria: Absolute errror == 0 | |||
Great, you just created your first formulas question! | Great, you just created your first formulas question! | ||
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== More than one questions == | == More than one questions == | ||
It there are more than one question, you have | It there are more than one question in a Formulas question, we call them subquestions and you have to define the mark, the answer and the grading criteria for each subquestion in a separate part. | ||
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*General | |||
**Question name: Example | |||
*Main question | |||
**Question text: What is 3 + 4? (place your answer in the first box below) and what is 4 + 5? (place your answer in the second box below) | |||
*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 | |||
Revision as of 04:59, 20 October 2016
Simple question
In order to create a simple formulas question, you need to fill out at least all the required fields, that is, marked with an asterisk (*). These fields are the following five:
- 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: Example
- Main question
- Question text: What is 3 + 4?
- Part 1
- Part's mark: 1
- Answer: 7
- Grading criteria: Absolute errror == 0
Great, you just created your first formulas question!
The "Editing a formulas question" page should look like this:
and the resulting question should look like this:
More than one questions
It there are more than one question in a Formulas question, we call them subquestions and you have to define the mark, the answer and the grading criteria for each subquestion in a separate part.
Example
- General
- Question name: Example
- Main question
- Question text: What is 3 + 4? (place your answer in the first box below) and what is 4 + 5? (place your answer in the second box below)
- 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