Inquiry Example: In an embedded answers(multiple choices) question, I would like to consider it as correct if a student selects only one of A, B out of options A, B, C, and D.

Enter the following in the question text.

{1:MULTICHOICE:=A~=B~C~D}

{1:MULTICHOICE:%100%A~%100%B~C~D}

Enter '=' or '%100%' in front of choices A and B which are accepted as correct (the number between % and % means the score reflection ratio), and enter '~' to distinguish one choice from another.

You can give partial points by setting the score reflection ratio to 100 or less.

In this case, whether a student selects A or B, the answer of the student will be considered to be correct.

(Note) After completing entering the question, please click the  [Decode and verify the question text] button to check if the embedded answers form is correct.

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Basic format of Embedded answers questions

• Short answer type: {Basic score (number):SHORTANSWER:=Correct answer}
• Multiple choices: {Basic score (number):MULTICHOICE:=Correct answer#OK~Wrong answer#Wrong}

The choice after “ = ” is the correct answer.

“ ~ ” separates the choices.

“ # ” is followed by feedback.

EX.'CD' is the correct answer if it is written like {1: MULTICHOICE:AB~=CD~EF~GH}.

• Numerical type: {Basic score (number):NUMERICAL:=Correct answer:Error range}