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When designing a Test and adding a "Multiple response" question, I would like to ask a question in which all the responses are correct.
For example, which of these is not a mammal?
- Bird
- Snake
- Fish
However, when I try to do that, It's Learning responds, "At least one alternative must be incorrect." This seems like an unnecessary restriction.
Please allow "Multiple response" questions in which all the alternatives are correct answers.
The Helpdesk suggested, "inserting a response: "All of the above" and marking all of the other answers within the question as invalid?" However, this suggestion breaks the grading feature. For example,...
Suppose the question is, “Which of these is not a mammal?” and the options are as you suggest.
If someone selects Bird and Snake, leaving Fish and All of the above unselected, they should get 66% credit. Conceptually, they got 2 out of 3 correct. However, It’s Learning will only give them 25% credit. It’s Learning only gives them a 25%
credit because Bird and Snake are setup as incorrect answers.
It is my opinion that requiring one of the multiple response answers to be incorrect is an unnecessary and confusing requirement.
Country | US |
Category | Grading and assessment |
Hi, which free statistical software can be used for analizing multiple response questions?
Thnaks in advance!
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Hi, I'd like to add to this and say the multiple-response question type is unusable in many cases. Try this: You got a question with 3 points max and 6 options, 3 of which are correct.
Conclusion: Regardless of the option I choose, the question type multiple response cannot be used without pangs of remorse. Why?????
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