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Adding quiz questions to content cards on Aptree provides an interactive learning experience for learners. This guide will explain how to add both Multiple Choice and True/False questions to your courses, and how the passing criteria is related to learners' quiz performance.

Adding Quiz Questions (Multiple Choice and True/False) in Aptree

Adding quiz questions to content cards on Aptree provides an interactive learning experience for learners. This guide will explain how to add both Multiple Choice and True/False questions to your courses, and how the passing criteria is related to learners' quiz performance.

Adding a Quiz Question

  1. Add Card: Within the module's content card builder, locate the "Add Card" button. Click on it to initiate the card creation process.
  2. Select Quiz Card: Choose the "Quiz Card" option from the available card types.
  3. Select Question Type: In the quiz card editor, choose the question type: "Multiple Choice" or "True/False."
Multiple Choice Modal

Adding Multiple Choice Question:

  1. Question Text: Enter the question text in the designated field.
  2. Answer Choices: Add multiple answer choices. For each choice, indicate if it's the correct answer or not.
  3. Explanation: Provide an explanation that helps learners understand the correct answer or concept.
True/False Modal

Adding True/False Question:

  1. Question Text: Enter the question text in the designated field.
  2. Answer: Choose whether the statement is "True" or "False."
  3. Explanation: Provide an explanation that clarifies the true/false statement.

Passing Criteria and Quiz Performance

  1. Passing Percentage: In the course overview page, you might have set a passing percentage that learners need to achieve to pass the course.
  2. Quiz Performance: Learners' performance in quiz questions contributes to their overall progress and the determination of whether they pass the course.

Tips and Considerations:

  • Clarity: Write clear and concise questions to avoid confusion among learners.
  • Options Variety: Provide varied options that challenge learners' understanding of the material.

Best Practices:

  • Balanced Difficulty: Include a mix of question difficulties to engage learners at different levels.
  • Explanation Importance: Craft informative explanations that provide valuable insights into correct answers.