Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

If the questions cannot be correctly recognized, you can add blank lines between questions, which helps the system distinguish different questions

The three ways to mark answers for single-choice questions are: 1. Numbered parentheses method (within the question); 2. Answer in parentheses method (after the question); 3. Answer labeling method ("Answer: correct option"). Users can choose any method according to their own habits.

The special requirement for marking the answer to a multiple-choice question is that when the serial numbers of multiple correct answers are enclosed in parentheses, no separator is needed; they should be arranged consecutively.

Answer explanations can be added at the end of the question in the form of "Answer Explanation: explanation content" to provide learners with a detailed explanation

The answer for a single-fill-in-the-blank question must be displayed on a new line and cannot be on the same line as the question, to ensure a clear format

Answers for multiple-blank fill-in-the-blank questions must be enclosed in curly braces {} in English input mode, and Chinese brackets or other symbols cannot be used

The first line of the Word document must be the questionnaire title, which is an important identifier used by the system to recognize the document content

Images in questions or options within a Word document must be embedded and cannot be provided as external links or attachments

Option labels in a Word document need to be entered by the user and cannot rely on automatically generated numbering by the system

If the options in a Word document include images, the options must be set to one row and one column to ensure the images are displayed correctly