Make Multiple Choice Questions in Online Quizzes for Quick Assessment
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Online quizzes have become essential for teachers to assess distance students quickly and efficiently. The multiple choice questions in online quizzes are the easiest way to implement quick assessment on learning performance. One of the main benefit from using multiple choice questions (MCQ) with online quiz systems is automated marking. That is, the result of multiple choice questions can be reviewed instantly and automatically.
How to Make Multiple Choice Questions in Online Quizzes
1. Select your quiz tool to start creating online quizzes, here just take Wondershare QuizCreator (http://www.sameshow.com/quiz-creator.html) as example;
2. Add “Multiple Choice” question type, and enter your question and answers. Then mark the correct answer(s) for single answer or multiple answers;
3. Certainly you can enhance the multiple choice quiz with images, audio clips or Flash animations.
4. With setting up the included reporting service Quiz Management System (http://www.sameshow.com/quiz-creator/quiz-online-reporting-system.html), the score statistics of multiple choice questions will be generated automatically as easy-to-understand report for you to review.
Below is a sample of multiple choice question quiz created by Wondershare QuizCreator. And you can try to answer it and get the feedback instantly.
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