Click Questions › Create.
The Question Editor opens.
In Mode, select Multiple-Choice.
Use the answer placeholder string
<_>to specify where the answer box should be displayed.In Answer, type one of the following:
- If the correct response is True, type:<eqn $ORDERED=1; ''>True False
- If the correct response is False, type: <eqn $ORDERED=2; ''>True False
To show feedback for each choice — sometimes called a
rejoinder— see Add Item-Specific Feedback to Multiple-Choice Questions.Type a Solution.
The solution helps your students understand the steps they need to take to determine the correct answer to the question. Your assignment settings specify when to show the solution.
Example True/False Question The following table summarizes an actual question. QID 1077683 Name Template2 2.TF.01. Mode Multiple-Choice Question If an object moves at constant velocity, then there must be at least one force acting on the object. <br> <_> Answer <eqn $ORDERED=2; ''>True False Display to Students 
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