Posted by didlix on November 6, 2012 at 12:54pm
Good Afternoon,
I am trying to create a multiple choice question that has 6 options:
[a,b,c,d,e,f]
The outcome should be correct when any or all of the first 5 options (a-e) are ticked and incorrect if the last option (f) is ticked.
I have simple scoring turned off, the question has a max score of 5, and I have set each of the correct questions' scores to 5 as well.
This almost works, if I select 3 or more of the correct options then it marks it as correct, if I select 2 or less then it marks it as incorrect (because I didn't reach a high enough score).
Am I doing something wrong, expecting the wrong thing, or have I found a bug?
Kind Regards,
Rachel
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I think the problem might be the way you're writing the question. When simple scoring is turned off, Quiz awards a negative point for each incorrect answer.
Here's an alternative way to write your question:
Turn off Multiple answers.
Keep options 1 - 5 as they are:
Turn off random order.
Add a new option at position 6 that states: Any or all of the above - make that option the correct answer.
Hey digitalbio, Thanks for
Hey digitalbio,
Thanks for the suggestion, that's a good idea, though I don't think I can work with it as we're building a dependency on correct/incorrect answers. I may have to port multiple choice and alter the way it does scoring.
Kind Regards,
Rachel