Copy from Text
The "Import from Text" feature allows users to quickly create exams by pasting or uploading formatted text. This function supports various question types and enables efficient batch creation of quizzes or tests without manual entry for each question.
Related documents：Importing Questions from Text
Feature Access
1. Click "New Survey" on the main page.
2. Select "Online Quiz" mode.
3. Choose "Import from Text" to enter the text import interface.
Supported Question Types & Text Format
1. True/False Questions
- Each question occupies a single line.
- Mark the correct answer at the end using (True) or (False).
- Add the question type tag [True/False].
Example:
1.Virginia Woolf was a key figure in the Modernist literary movement. (True) [True/False] 
2. Multiple Choice Questions
- There are four ways to mark the correct answer:
1. Enclose the correct option's index in parentheses within the question.
Example:
1.(D) character in "The Great Gatsby" is known for their extravagant parties? [Multiple Choice]
A. Tom Buchanan
B. Daisy Buchanan
C. Nick Carraway
D. Jay Gatsby
2. Enclose the correct option in parentheses at the end of the question.
Example:
1. What is the central theme of Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"? (A) [Multiple Choice]
A. Redemption
B. Jealousy
C. War
D. Wealth
3. Use "Answer: option index " at the end.
Example:
1. What is the central theme of Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"? [Multiple Choice]
A. Redemption
B. Jealousy
C. War
D. Wealth
Answer ：A
4.Mark the correct answer in the options
Example:
1. What is the central theme of Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"? [Multiple Choice]
A. Redemption (Correct Answer)
B. Jealousy
C. War
D. Wealth
Notes：
- Both letter and number indices are supported for option index.
- To add Answer Analysis, use "Answer Analysis: your text" at the end.
Example:
1. What is the central theme of Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"? (A) [Multiple Choice]
A. Redemption
B. Jealousy
C. War
D. Wealth
Answer Analysis：Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" primarily explores the theme of redemption.
3. Checkboxes Questions
- Mark correct answers as in multiple choice question, but use commas for multiple correct options (e.g., A,B,C).
- Enclose all correct indices in parentheses at the appropriate place.
Example:
3. Which elements contribute to the Gothic atmosphere in "Jane Eyre"? (A,B,C,D) [Checkboxes]
A. The setting of Thornfield Hall
B. The mysterious figure in the attic
C. The use of light and weather
D. Romantic subplots
4. Written Questions
- Use "Answer: correct answer" below the question.
Example:
1.In literary analysis,( ) refers to the style of language and word choice used by the author in a work to convey a specific emotion or atmosphere. [Written]
Answer: Tone
5. Multiple Textbox Questions
- Place correct answers in curly braces {} within the question.
Example :
When analyzing poetry, understanding the structure of a poem typically involves identifying elements such as {Meter}, {Rhythm}, and {Imagery} to help reveal the poem's theme and intent. [MultipleTextbox]
6. Short Answer Questions
- Simply write the question text. No special formatting required.
Example :
1. Explain the symbolic significance of the white whale in "Moby Dick". [Short Answer]
Upload Word Document Process
1. Prepare your questions in a text file following the above formats.
2. Click the "Upload Word Document" button.
3. Upload your files.
Important Notes
- Ensure each question follows the required format for correct parsing.
- Use English commas and curly braces for multiple answers.
- You can edit questions after import if needed.
- For best results, avoid mixing different question types in a single block.
- If you encounter parsing errors, check for missing tags or incorrect symbols.
- It is recommended to label each question type at the end whenever possible, for example: [Multiple Choice]
FAQs
Q: How do I access the "Import from Text" feature?
A: Click "New Survey" on the main page, select "Online Quiz" mode, and then choose "Import from Text" to enter the text import interface. This feature allows you to quickly create exams by pasting or uploading formatted text.
Q: What question types are supported for text import?
A: The feature supports True/False questions, Multiple Choice questions, Checkboxes questions, Written questions, Multiple Textbox questions, and Short Answer questions. Each type has specific formatting requirements for correct parsing.
Q: How do I format True/False questions for import?
A: Each question should occupy a single line, mark the correct answer at the end using (True) or (False), and add the question type tag [True/False]. For example: "1.Virginia Woolf was a key figure in the Modernist literary movement. (True) [True/False]"
Q: What are the four ways to mark correct answers in Multiple Choice questions?
A: You can: 1) Enclose the correct option's index in parentheses within the question, 2) Enclose the correct option in parentheses at the end, 3) Use "Answer: option index" at the end, or 4) Mark the correct answer directly in the options with "(Correct Answer)".
Q: How do I format Checkboxes questions for multiple correct answers?
A: Mark correct answers as in multiple choice questions, but use commas for multiple correct options (e.g., A,B,C). Enclose all correct indices in parentheses at the appropriate place in your question.
Q: What format should I use for Written questions?
A: Use "Answer: correct answer" below the question. For example: "1.In literary analysis,( ) refers to the style of language and word choice used by the author in a work to convey a specific emotion or atmosphere. [Written] Answer: Tone"
Q: How do I format Multiple Textbox questions?
A: Place correct answers in curly braces {} within the question. For example: "When analyzing poetry, understanding the structure of a poem typically involves identifying elements such as {Meter}, {Rhythm}, and {Imagery} to help reveal the poem's theme and intent. [MultipleTextbox]"
Q: Do I need to label question types in my text?
A: Yes, it's recommended to label each question type at the end whenever possible, for example: [Multiple Choice], [True/False], [Checkboxes], etc. This helps the system correctly parse and categorize your questions.
Q: Can I add answer analysis to my questions?
A: Yes, you can add answer analysis using "Answer Analysis: your text" at the end of multiple choice questions. This provides additional explanation for the correct answer.
Q: What file formats can I upload for import?
A: You can upload Word documents or text files. Prepare your questions in a text file following the required formats, then click the "Upload Word Document" button to import your questions.
Q: What should I do if I encounter parsing errors?
A: Check for missing tags or incorrect symbols in your text format. Ensure each question follows the required format for correct parsing, and avoid mixing different question types in a single block for best results.
Q: Can I edit questions after importing them?
A: Yes, you can edit questions after import if needed. The import feature is designed to save time in initial creation, but you retain full editing capabilities for fine-tuning your questions.
