Creating a multiple choice problem

Introduction

In a multiple choice problem, learners select one option from a list of answer options.

If you are looking to create a problem that lets learners select multiple options from a list of answer options, see Creating a checkbox problem.

Note that while there has to be at least one correct answer, you can set up the problem to have several correct answers.

How-to

1. Log in to SIT Alemira Studio.
2. Navigate to your course.
3. Open the subsection where you would like to add the problem.
4. Click + New Unit.
5. Select Problem.
6. Select Multiple Choice.
7. Click EDIT.
8. Use the built-in markdown to create your question.

   Example with one correct answer:

   >>What color is a red apple?<<
   ( ) Yellow
   ( ) Green
   (x) Red

   Example with multiple correct answers:

   >>What color is a red apple?<<
   ( ) Yellow
   (x) Scarlet
   (x) Carmine

Remember to click Save and Publish for the changes to go live.

Additional information

See also:

• Creating a true/false question
• Creating a question bank
• Creating a checkbox problem
• Shuffling answers in a multiple choice problem