Quizzes – Fill in Multiple Blanks
University of Huddersfield Staff UniLearn Guides
This is like a fill in the blank question, but with more than one blank. Variable
in square brackets indicate where the blanks should be, and the answers are
then matched with the contents of the variable for correct answers.
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Enter your question using
variables in square
brackets to indicate
where the blanks should
be filled in.
Allow Partial Credits allows
you to allocate a percentage of
the credits available for the
question, if some, but not all of
the blanks are filled in
correctly. Then click ‘Next’.
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For each of you variables,
select the number of
acceptable answers and
enter them in the boxes.
For further information please see http://ipark.hud.ac.uk/ or contact your School’s LTA
Quizzes - Fill in Multiple Blanks
University of Huddersfield Staff UniLearn Guides
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Enter Feedback for a Correct and
Incorrect response. Try to make your
feedback informative and useful to
the student, perhaps recommending
appropriate revision materials for an
incorrect answer and further reading
for a correct answer.
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If you want to, you can set
categories, keywords, levels of
difficulty and topics for your
question. This is not needed for
your question to work, but may
help you to find this question
later if you need to incorporate it
into different tests.
You can also add instructor 6
notes that the student can see.
Then click ‘Submit’.
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Enter the points allocated for a correct answer. To do this select the Tick box
next to the question, enter the desired points in either the above or below
points box and click ‘Update’.
For further information please see http://ipark.hud.ac.uk/ or contact your School’s LTA