Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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What are the basic rules for creating an exam from text?

The basic rules for creating an exam from text include: 1. It is best for the question title to start with a number; 2. Do not leave blank lines between options; 3. It is recommended to use [Single Choice], [Multiple Choice], [True/False], [Single Fill-in-the-Blank], [Multiple Fill-in-the-Blank], and [Short Answer] to label question types; 4. If the content cannot be recognized correctly, try adding blank lines between questions

What are the methods for identifying single-choice questions?

There are three ways to identify a single-choice question: (1) put the serial number of the correct answer in parentheses and place it in the question stem; (2) put the correct answer in parentheses and place it after the question; (3) mark it at the end of the question and options in the form "Answer: correct option." If you need to set an answer explanation, you can place it at the end in the form "Answer explanation: explanation content"

How do you identify a multiple-choice question?

The method for identifying a multiple-choice question is the same as for a single-choice question: place the indices of multiple correct answers in parentheses at the corresponding position in the question (no separator symbols are needed).

What is the method for identifying single-answer fill-in-the-blank questions?

The method for identifying a single-answer fill-in-the-blank question is to display the answer on a new line. For example: 1. Who is the author of Records of the Grand Historian? [Fill-in-the-blank question] Answer: Sima Qian

What is the method for identifying multiple-fill-in-the-blank questions?

The method for identifying multiple-fill-in-the-blank questions is to place the correct answer in the appropriate position in the question and enclose it in curly braces {} in English input mode

What are the rules for uploading Word documents?

The rules for uploading Word documents include: 1. The first line should be the questionnaire title; 2. If there are images in the questions or options, please embed the images within them; 3. Please enter the option labels yourself and do not use the system-generated labels; 4. If there are images in the options, please set the options to one row and one column; 5. If an error occurs during upload, it means the document is too large or the document format has an issue

What is the best practice for the format of a question title?

Question titles should ideally start with a number, as this can improve system recognition accuracy and user experience

What is the best practice for option formatting?

Do not leave blank lines between options. Keeping the format compact helps the system correctly identify the option structure

What is the recommended way to label question types?

It is recommended to use [Single Choice], [Multiple Choice], [True/False], [Single Blank], [Multiple Blanks], and [Short Answer] to label question types so that the system can accurately identify the question type