icon followed by the question name. When you select a question, the content appears in the Concept pane.The content you are viewing may contain questions in the outline that test your knowledge of the subject matter. Questions appear as documents in the Outline pane with a icon followed by the question name. When you select a question, the content appears in the Concept pane.
Before you submit a final answer to a question, you can change the answer as many times as desired. If you do not know the answer to a question or are unsure, you can click Do Not Know in the Question box instead of guessing at an answer. When you click Do Not Know, the answer is considered incorrect for scoring purposes. After answering a question, you can click Take Question Again to try answering the question again.
There are seven possible question types that may appear in the content. They are:
Fill in
A question is presented with a missing portion and you fill in the answer in the Response box to complete the question. A fill in response is not case-sensitive.
Hotspot
An image is presented with hotspots. You click on a hotspot or select the hotspot number in the Response box.
Matching
A two column question is presented and you must match the choices in the right column with the choices in the left column.
Multiple Choice (Single Answer)
A question is presented where you must choose the right answer from a list of possible answers.
Multiple Choice (Many Answers)
A question is presented where you must choose one or more answers from a list of possible answers.
True/False
A question is presented where you must indicate if a statement is true or false.
User-Defined
These are questions of any type that were created in other software packages.
To answer a question:
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