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This means that different students are likely to get a different selection of questions, and when a quiz allows multiple attempts then each attempt is likely to contain a new selection of questions.
This means that different students are likely to get a different selection of questions, and when a quiz allows multiple attempts then each attempt is likely to contain a new selection of questions.


You should always keep in mind that Moodle always adds random questions as worth 1 mark. See [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=367305 this forum thread].
You should always keep in mind that Moodle always adds random questions as worth 1 mark, as described in the forum discussion [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=367305 Quiz Questions Default Marks - Strange Behavior].  
 
See [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=310239 this forum thread] for more details.  


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A random question is not a question type as such, but is a way of inserting a randomly-chosen question from a specified category into a quiz.

This means that different students are likely to get a different selection of questions, and when a quiz allows multiple attempts then each attempt is likely to contain a new selection of questions.

You should always keep in mind that Moodle always adds random questions as worth 1 mark, as described in the forum discussion Quiz Questions Default Marks - Strange Behavior.