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The Questions feature in MasterStudy LMS allows instructors to create engaging and interactive assessments to test students’ knowledge throughout the course. This tool offers a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, item match, and other formats, providing flexibility in building quizzes that suit different learning styles. With easy-to-use settings, instructors can configure question points, and add hints to enhance the learning experience. The Questions feature ensures that assessments are comprehensive and adaptive to the needs of both instructors and students, supporting effective knowledge retention.
Video and audio from different sources can be added to questions with Question Media Addon which is available in MasterStudy Pro Plus plugin.
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There are several ways to create new questions:
You can create questions first and later you can add them to your . One question can be added to several quizzes as well.
New questions can be created inside of quizzes as well.
Follow WP Dashboard > MS LMS > Courses and edit the course you want to add questions with Course Builder:
You can add questions to the existing quizzes or just create a new quiz and add questions:
Video and audio from different sources can be added to questions with Question Media Addon which is available in MasterStudy Pro Plus plugin.
Questions can be created one by one in the special tab of the dashboard.
Follow WP Dashboard > MS LMS > Questions:
On the opened page, you can see the list of all questions that you have created. You can create new questions or edit existing ones on this tab. Click on the Add New Question button to create a new question:
Enter the question title, answers, and result explanation, and indicate the question category according to your needs. You can empower your question titles with HTML Editor and Media
Click on the Publish or Update button to save the changes:
You can adjust the formatting of the question titles with the HTML Editor of MS LMS.
From left to right:
Paragraph Format - Change the paragraph format (e.g., heading levels, normal text).
Bold - Make the selected text bold, CTRL + B / Command + B.
Italic - Italicize the selected text, CTRL + I / Command + I.
Underline - Underline the selected text, CTRL + U / Command + U.
Strikethrough - Apply strikethrough to the selected text.
Align Left - Align the text to the left.
Align Center - Center the text.
Align Right - Align the text to the right.
Hyperlink - Insert or edit a hyperlink.
Bulleted (Unordered) List - Create a bulleted (Unordered) list.
Numbered (Orderd) List - Create a numbered (ordered) list.
Hyperlink - Insert or edit a hyperlink.
Clear Formatting - Clears all formatting to the selected text.
Fullscreen - Toggle fullscreen mode.
MasterStudy LMS provides a variety of question types to create versatile and engaging assessments, allowing instructors to assess learners in different ways. These options enable instructors to diversify their quizzes with multiple formats, improving the learning experience while catering to different testing needs. From simple, objective questions to more interactive formats, MasterStudy LMS ensures that the process of testing students is both comprehensive and flexible.
There are 7 types of quiz questions available:
Here is the overall question adding interface in the Course Builder:
Video and audio from different sources can be added to questions with Question Media Addon which is available in MasterStudy Pro Plus plugin.
You can also provide explanations for the answers, so your students can easily understand their mistakes:
Students can see these explanations after the quiz submission:
Answers to the questions can be given in two formats: Text and Image. Answer mode can be easily switched using these buttons:
Here is the result in front:
The Single Choice question type is a basic multiple-choice format where students are presented with several possible answers, but only one is correct. This format is ideal for straightforward, objective questions that require learners to identify a single correct answer from a list of options. It helps in quick assessments of students' understanding of a specific topic.
You can indicate only one answer as correct:
The Multiple Choice question type allows students to select more than one correct answer from a list of options. This format is useful when there are multiple correct answers to a question, promoting deeper understanding by requiring learners to evaluate each option.
The True or False question type is designed for simple statements where the learner must decide whether the statement is accurate or not. This format is a quick way to assess students' understanding of fundamental concepts, where the answers are binary.
Unlike other question types, you can not add answers to the True-False questions. Just select the correct option:
The Matching question type requires students to match related items from two columns. This format is excellent for testing students’ ability to recognize relationships or associations between different concepts.
Just enter the matching pairs in the boxes Question and Answer respectively:
The Image Match question type allows instructors to create questions where students match images to corresponding text or other images. This is particularly useful for visual subjects or assessments that require image recognition.
Click on the Upload Image button and choose the image for both columns. You can also provide texts to the images as well.
The Keywords question type challenges students to identify and provide specific keywords as answers. This format is useful for evaluating learners’ ability to recall precise terms, definitions, or concepts from the course material.
Keywords ask students to enter their answers in the provided boxes. They can write more than one answer at a time. Their answers should coincide with the keywords you entered.
Select the Keywords as Question type. Enter the answers in the space provided.
The Fill the Gap question type presents students with sentences or statements that have missing words or phrases. Learners must fill in the gaps with the correct words to complete the statement. This format is helpful for assessing detailed knowledge of definitions, formulas, or specific content.
Here is the result after the quiz submission:
Select Fill the Gap Type. Type the text, which will be your task, and do as it is shown in the example. Separate the future answers (missing words for the students) with the “|” symbol. Here is the sample correct input:
In the Questions tab, click on the '+ Question' button and choose the
Based on the question type, fill in the details. You can power the question titles with and images. Once you have added all the needed questions, click on the Save button to save the quiz:
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The answers section may be different according to the
Firstly, let's see the overview of the question settings. We see the examples in the interface.
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Now let's see each question types one by one
As compared to question type, you can mark several answers as correct:
Answers are not case-sensitive. If you write 'CPU' as one of the correct answers and the user enters 'cpu', it is considered correct .
Answers are not case-sensitive. If you write 'listen' as correct answer and the user enters 'Listen', it is considered correct .
The answer field for the Fill in the Gap question type offers a
