Quiz prompts

You can combine any of the different prompt blocks below.

1. Single-select question

Your audience picks one answer from a list of choices.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Single choice.
   
2. Insert a question into the Title field.
   
3. Add an image by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
4. Insert the answers into the Answer content fields.
   
5. Insert explanations into the Answer explanations field(s) (optional).
   
6. Select a correct answer.

2. Multi-select question

Your audience can pick more than one answer.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Multi-select.
   
2. Insert a question into the Title field.
   
3. Add an image by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
4. Insert the answers. Add as many answers as you want by clicking on Add an answer.
   Click on the cross next to the answer to make it into a correct answer.
   
5. Insert explanations into the Answer explanation field(s) (optional).
   

CHANGE SCORING:

By default, every correct answer is worth one point with one correct answer needed to get the point, and the audience has an unlimited number of answer selections.

To change the score per question, go to the options icon on the right of Answer content.

To have a score per question, enter your preferred Score and # correct answers to get "correct" message.

To change the score per answer, change Scoring type to Answer and adjust the scores next to the answers.

To limit the number of selections, disable Unlimited number of selections and then enter your chosen maximum.

3. Tap and find

The answers are displayed as hotspots directly in the question image. Users tap the image to find the answers and a green circle appears when a correct point is found.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Tap and find.
   
2. Insert a question into the Title field.
   
3. Insert an image into the Image field.
   
   A circular hotspot will appear which you can click and drag to the right place for a correct answer.
4. Click on Add a hotspot and repeat the process for as many points on the picture as you like. To delete a hotspot, click on the three dots next to the hotspot and then DELETE.
   
5. Change the hotspot from a circle to a rectangle by selecting Rectangle from the dropdown menu under the image.
   

GUESSES:

By default, your audience has one guess. To change this, go to the options icon on the right of Answer Content.

To change the number of guesses, type a number in the # of guesses or enable Unlimited guesses. To change the icon or text, select a Guesses icon and enter a Guesses text.

4. Order it

Users have to put the answers in the correct order (e.g. 'Rank these players from lowest to highest scoring.') or order of their choice (e.g. 'Tell us what the best to worst workplace benefits are for employees.').

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Order-it block.
   
2. Insert a question into the Title field.
   
3. Add an image by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
4. Insert the answers. Add as many answers as you want by clicking on Add an answer.
   

RANK:

Go to the options icon on the right of Answer Content and enable Rank order. Select a format and order.

SHOW CORRECT ORDER:

Go to the options icon on the right of Answer Content and enable Show 'correct order' button.

5. Type the answer

Users write their own answer to your question in a free text box, which replaces the answer buttons.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Type the answer.
   
2. Insert a text into the Title field.
   
3. Add an image by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
4. Insert the answers. Add as many answers as you want by clicking on Add an answer variant.
   
5. Insert explanations into the Answer explanations field(s) (optional).
   

SET SPELLING OPTIONS:

Go to the options icon on the right of Answer Content and enable Not case-sensitive and/or Ignore space.

6. Spot the difference

Users can compare two images and have to spot the differences between them.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Spot the difference.
   
2. Insert a question into the Title field.
   
3. Insert an image into the Original image box.
   
4. Insert an image into the Compare image box.
   A circular hotspot will appear which you can click and drag to the right place in one of the images for a correct answer. The corresponding hotspot in the other picture will move with it automatically.
   
5. Click on Add a hotspot and repeat the process for as many points on the picture as you like. To delete a hotspot, click on the three dots next to the hotspot and then DELETE.
   
6. Change the hotspot from a circle to a rectangle by selecting Rectangle from the dropdown menu under the image.
   
7. Insert explanations into the Answer explanations field(s) (optional).
   

GUESSES:

By default, your audience has one guess. To change this, go to the options icon on the right of Answer Content.

To change the number of guesses, type a number in the # of guesses or enable Unlimited guesses. To change the icon or text, select a Guesses icon and enter a Guesses text.

7. Flashcard

Encourage self-directed learning with interactive flashcards.

1. Click on ADD A BLOCK and select Flashcard.
   
2. Fill in the front of the flashcard by inserting a question or phrase into the Title field. Enter an optional Description and Hint.
   
3. Add an image to the front by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
4. Fill in the back of the flashcard by inserting a question or phrase into the Title field. Enter an optional Description.
   
5. Add an image to the back by clicking on Add image, GIF, or video/audio file.
   
6. To change the score for the flashcard, click on the options icon on the right of Flashcard, and enter the number of points you want to assign for a "learnt" flashcard. The default score is one.

QUIZ NAVIGATION WITH FLASHCARDS

Quiz navigation changes when it contains at least one flashcard.

1. Remember user OFF
   • The user can vote and proceed to the next question in the predefined order. The last question leads to the result.
   • The Back button takes the user to the previous question [not flashcard]. Re-voting is not possible. The Next button takes the user to the next question in the predefined order. The last question leads to the result.
   • The Back button takes the user to the previous question [flashcard]. Re-voting is possible.
   • The Next [flashcard] takes the user to the next unanswered flashcard question. If there are no more unanswered questions, the Next button leads to the next question in the predefined order. The last question leads to the result.
   • Special case:
     Block 1: Flashcard – Marked as unanswered and forwarded to the next block.
     Block 2: Other block – The Back button is pressed. Still unanswered.
     Block 1: Flashcard – Next navigation is triggered.
     Block 3: Flashcard – Still unanswered.
     In this case, the user is not directed to the next unanswered flashcard question but rather to the next unseen/unanswered block. This can be a general, form, or quiz block.
   • Play again button: Checks if there is an unanswered question. If yes, it is displayed. If not, the first question is shown. The current status remains unchanged.
   • Reset flashcards button: The Riddle is completely restarted, just like with the Play again button.
   • Note:
     Forms that were automatically submitted (without the user noticing during the process) will not be re-submitted when navigating back. However, they will be displayed as answered/disabled.
2. Remember user ON - permission required
   Same behavior as when "Remember user" is OFF, but the user is asked on the first flashcard or the first form whether they agree to store the data.
   If the user gives their consent, see Remember User ON – permission not required.
3. Remember user ON - permission not required
   Same behavior as when "Remember User" is OFF, plus:
   • Page reload: Same behavior as Next navigation. The user is directed to the next unanswered question. If there are no unanswered questions left, the user is redirected to the first question in the quiz. The status remains unchanged.
4. One vote per browser ON
   Standard behavior, independent of flashcards.
5. Riddle timer
   Normal timer behavior, plus:
   • When the timer expires, the current status does not change. The user is redirected to the first block and can restart and continue as described above.