This is an example of a Numerical Answer question. You can create a question that requires a numerical answer. This is particularly effective in courses that require mathematical formulas. Your question can require the exact answer, or an answer that falls within a range.  Your question: A quiz has 50 questions. The instructor wants all questions to be worth the same points, and the entire quiz to be worth 100 points. How many points should each question be worth?

This is an example of a Fill in the Blank question. Students will see the question with a text box to type in their answer. When designing a question, be sure to define all possible correct answers for the “blank.” Responses are case sensitive. “Canvas” and “canvas” are possible answers for the question below. Questions with too many variations are not good for fill in the blank questions. Your question: “____________ is the name of the learning management system (LMS) designed by Instructure.”

This is an example of a Fill in Multiple Blanks question. Students will see the question with multiple text boxes to type in their answers. When designing a question, be sure to define all possible correct answers for all “blanks.” Your question: Classic quizzes use [bank1] banks and New Quizzes use [bank2] banks as their respective question repositories.

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What is the active site on an enzyme?

This is an example of a Multiple Dropdowns question. It basically functions to combine several multiple-choice questions into one question. Your question: In a Classic Quiz, to Moderate a quiz, it must be [status]. You can use Moderate this Quiz on a timed quiz to give individual students extra [attempt].  

A child who is Rh- will be at risk for fetal erythroblastosis if his/her mother is Rh+.

Males are affected with greater frequency in X-linked inheritance patterns.

Cells spend most of their time in interphase.

Which type of microscope would be appropriate for looking at the surface area of a cell?