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Quiz Quick Guide

The document provides a quick guide for creating and setting up a quiz activity in Moodle. It explains that a quiz has two parts: a front cover to set criteria like grading and a question bank to store reusable questions. It outlines how to set up the quiz front cover by giving it a name and description. It describes default settings and how to change settings like adding a time limit or enabling interactive questions. It then explains how to add questions to the quiz from the question bank or by creating new questions. Finally, it discusses previewing the quiz and viewing student results.

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Quiz Quick Guide

The document provides a quick guide for creating and setting up a quiz activity in Moodle. It explains that a quiz has two parts: a front cover to set criteria like grading and a question bank to store reusable questions. It outlines how to set up the quiz front cover by giving it a name and description. It describes default settings and how to change settings like adding a time limit or enabling interactive questions. It then explains how to add questions to the quiz from the question bank or by creating new questions. Finally, it discusses previewing the quiz and viewing student results.

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Quiz quick guide

QUIZ ACTIVITY

Quiz quick guide


Quiz settings
Building Quiz
Using Quiz
Quiz reports
Quiz FAQ

The Quiz is a very powerful activity that can meet many teaching needs, from simple, multiple-choice
knowledge tests to complex, self-assessment tasks with detailed feedback. This quick guide gets
you started, but if you really want to make the most of everything a Quiz can do, make sure you
study the full Quiz activity documentation.

Before you start


 A quiz is made up of two parts: (1) a set up page or 'front cover' where you add the criteria
for the quiz, such as grading and time limits, and (2) the questions themselves. The questions
are stored separately from your quiz in a course Question bank. This means you can reuse your
questions in a later quiz. It also means you could display an empty quiz (a 'front cover' with no
questions added) on your course page, so be careful!
 Some people prefer to make their quiz questions separately first and then add them to a quiz
'front cover' later. If you would like that, then look at the documentation on Question bank or just
read on below until we get there!

Set up the quiz 'front cover'


 In the course where you want your quiz, turn on the editing and from the Activity Chooser,
select 'Quiz'.
 Give it a name and if desired, a description telling students what the quiz is about.
 If you want, you can now scroll down to the bottom of the page, click 'Save and display' and
start adding questions. (Go to the section 'Add your questions' below.)
Default settings for your quiz
If you don't change anything on the quiz setup page (your 'front cover'), then your quiz will work like
this:

 It will not have a time limit and students can take it as many times as they wish, with the
recorded grade being their best attempt.
 Each question will be on a different page and they can move freely between previous and
later questions.
 Students won't know their score or get feedback until they complete the quiz.

To change some of those settings, read on:

Quiz settings
If you expand the sections in the quiz setup page and click the ? icon and the 'Show more' links, you
can explore alternative settings for your quiz. Here are some popular settings:
Time limit - if you only want to allow students a limited amount of time from when they start until
they must have finished. If, instead you want students to finish by a certain date and time, set
the Close the quiz setting.
How questions behave -Interactive with multiple tries -instead of the quiz being like a test where
students only see their results at the end, this setting allows them to get immediate feedback for
each question and keep trying. (Good for formative assessment.) Learn more about Question
behaviours.
Overall feedback -completing this will give your students customised feedback according to what
grade range they obtained.

Add your questions


So you have completed the quiz set up page and clicked 'Save and display:
1. Click the button 'Edit quiz'
2. Click 'Add' on the right and then click '+ a new question'. (If you already made questions in the
question bank, then click '+ from question bank' or if you wish to add a question randomly picked
from a category of questions, click '+ a random question'.)
3. Choose the type of question you want to add and then click 'Add' at the bottom:

4. Add your question. If you need help, click the documentation link at the bottom of your question
page or explore the Question types documentation. Note that students won't see the question name;
it is for your records only.
5. Click 'Save changes' when you have made your question.
6. Repeat steps 2 – 5 for as many questions as you need.
7. If you want to, change the maximum grade for your quiz to reflect the number of questions.

Getting your quiz ready for students


Once you have added all the questions you need, your quiz is ready for students and will already be
visible on the page (unless you hid it while you were setting it up.)
It is a good idea to preview your quiz by clicking in the block Administration > Quiz administration >
Preview. (1 below) You can then check for any oversights and edit a question directly from a link
provided (2 below):
Viewing quiz results
To see the grades once students have done your quiz, you can either:

 click the quiz itself and then the link 'Attempts =' (where the number is the number of
attempts) - or -
 click the quiz and then from the block Administration > Quiz administration, expand 'Results'
and select the analysis you need.

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