True/False question questions ask learners to mark given statements as true or false. This question type is useful to measure learners’ ability to identify the validity or accuracy of facts.
Material that works well for true/false questions includes facts, legislation, and policies.
How to create a True/False choice question:
- Click add question and select the True/False question from the left-hand panel.
- Select the question appearance.
- Click on button and mark if it's checkable, the learner can see the question's result.
- Type in the question and the choice.
- Mark the correct answers.
add question and select the True/False question from the left-hand panel.
button and mark if it's checkable, the learner can see the question's result.- Click on button to create feedback for correct and incorrect answers (Optional).
- Click on button to addcontent tags (Optional).
button to create feedback for correct and incorrect answers (Optional).
button to add
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Best Practices
- The question instruction should be meaningful and state a specific problem that focuses on the learning objective.
- The statements should be either completely true or false (without ambiguity).
- Avoid using negative phrases as they confuse the learners.
- Keep the options parallel, of similar length, and have consistent grammar.