Written
Written questions require respondents to input text answers in a single field. This question type is perfect for testing specific knowledge where exact answers are required.
Creating a Written Question
1. Select "Written" from the question type menu
2. Enter your question text
3. Configure answer settings:
- Set the correct answer(s)
- Define acceptable variations of the answer
- Set case sensitivity requirements
Advanced Features
Enhance your question with these options:
- Set character or word limits
- Include answer explanation
- Configure scoring options
Example of Question Results
Important Notes
- Consider all possible correct answer variations
- Use clear and specific question wording
- Test the answer validation thoroughly
- Set appropriate input restrictions when necessary
FAQs
Q: What is a Written question?
A: Written questions require respondents to input text answers in a single field. This question type is perfect for testing specific knowledge where exact answers are required.
Q: How do I set correct answers for Written questions?
A: You can set the correct answer(s) and define acceptable variations of the answer to accommodate different ways respondents might express the same answer.
Q: Can I set case sensitivity for Written questions?
A: Yes, you can set case sensitivity requirements in the answer configuration to control whether capitalization matters.
Q: Can I set character or word limits?
A: Yes, you can set character or word limits to control the length of responses in Written questions.
Q: How do I add answer explanations?
A: You can include answer explanations to help respondents understand the correct answer after they complete the question.
Q: Can I configure scoring options for Written questions?
A: Yes, you can configure scoring options to set how points are awarded for correct answers.
Q: What should I consider when setting correct answers?
A: Consider all possible correct answer variations, including different spellings, abbreviations, and alternative phrasings.
Q: How should I word Written questions?
A: Use clear and specific question wording to ensure respondents understand exactly what answer is expected.
Q: How do I test answer validation?
A: Test the answer validation thoroughly by trying various correct and incorrect answers to ensure the system properly recognizes valid responses.
Q: When should I set input restrictions?
A: Set appropriate input restrictions when necessary to guide respondents toward the expected answer format.
Q: Can Written questions be automatically graded?
A: Yes, Written questions can be automatically graded based on the correct answers and variations you set.
Q: What types of knowledge are best tested with Written questions?
A: Written questions are ideal for testing specific knowledge, terminology, names, dates, and other factual information where exact answers are required.
Q: Can I make Written questions mandatory?
A: Yes, Written questions can be made mandatory or optional based on your assessment requirements.
