Turning Technologies Response - Manual (Page 53)

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• Font and font attributes.
• Alignment.
• Indents, lists, foreground color and highlight color.
Question Properties
The Question Editor provides a list of properties that you will apply to each question you
define here. Properties determine how the question will be displayed and scored when it is
presented during the session. The question properties are listed down the left side of the
Question Editor window.
Name
Enter the name of the question. The name
you enter in this field will appear in the Name
column of the Questions pane in the Manage
My Data window, so it should be a name that
will help you readily recognize the question
without having to view it in the Question
Editor.
Type
Choose a Question Type from the drop-down
list.
• Answer Series: Arrange the answers
in the correct order. All of the answer
choices are included in the correct
answer, which is a string with the
answer choices in the correct order, e.g., DBCA or 4361725.
• Multiple Choice, Single Correct: Choose the correct answer from the answer
choices.
• Multiple Choice, Multiple Correct: Choose all of the answers that are correct
from the list of choices.
• Numeric: Enter the numeric answer using the numeric input keys. The answer
can be up to 11 numeric characters plus the minus sign or the decimal point.
• Short Answer: Type the correct answer using the input keys. The answer can
be no more than 11 characters long.
• Essay Question: Type the correct answer using the input keys. The answer can
be no more than 140 characters.
• Survey: A survey question is asking for an opinion. There is no correct answer.
• No Response: Gives you the opportunity to use the Question Editor to create
Questions, as well as content, for presentation.
• True/False: True/False questions have two answer choices, True or False.
Cricket and PRS RF Student Response Pads have a T button and an F button.
The CPS Pulse uses A for True and B for False.
Note See the Question Type Compatibility List Chart for further information on
Question Types.