Quiz by sections

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You can set up the questions to be divided into several groups (sections), with a set number of questions from each group.
You can also select "Fixed Display" or "Random Display" for each section.



How to create a quiz

You can choose from three types of forms: text, tabular, or creation form.

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Sample

First, enter the options.
Next, enter the section "$$$$$xx" (the "xx" part is the number of questions).
To name a section, enter "xx:section name" at the beginning of the line.
Once the section is set up, insert one blank line and enter the question below it.
*To create multiple sections, leave one line blank from the last line of the first section and enter the next section "$$$$$xx".

[Notes.
Set to option (#mode:normal).

In the example below, there will be one question from each of the two sections.

#mode:normal

$$$$$1: One question from the English question

Which is the correct translation? "tomorrow
true-false:
tomorrow
every day
yesterday

Fix the correct combination.
Thomas Alva Edison developed electric power generation.
Study::study
I have::have
Live in::live

$$$$$1: One question from the Liberal Arts

There are three prefectures consisting of three kanji characters: Kanagawa, Wakayama, and Hokkaido.
180 degree
false

Which prefectures have "animal names" in their names: Tottori, Kumamoto, Kagoshima, and which one is left? Fill in the blanks with Kanji characters.
sa:
Gunma prefecture (Kantou area)
Gunma

Sample

First, enter the options.
*When creating questions in tabular format, be sure to enter "#format:table".

Next, enter the section "$$$$$xx" (the "xx" part is the number of questions).
To name a section, enter "xx:section name" at the beginning of the line.
After completing the options, enter the question text in column A of the bottom line, the symbols to determine the question type in column B, the correct answer in column C, and the incorrect answer in column D and subsequent columns.

[Notes.
Set to option (#mode:normal).

In the example below, there will be one question from each of the two sections.

A b C d e
1 #format:table
2 #mode:normal
3
4 $$$$$1: One question from the English question
5 Which is the correct translation? "tomorrow true-false: tomorrow every day yesterday
6 Fix the correct combination. Thomas Alva Edison developed electric power generation. Study::study I have::have Live in::live
7 $$$$$1: One question from the Liberal Arts
8 There are three prefectures consisting of three kanji characters: Kanagawa, Wakayama, and Hokkaido. 180 degree false
9 Which prefectures have "animal names" in their names: Tottori, Kumamoto, Kagoshima, and which one is left? Fill in the blanks with Kanji characters. sa: Gunma prefecture (Kantou area) Gunma

Please refer to the video below for details on how to create it.

[Notes.
Set to option (#mode:normal).

Ability to shuffle the order in which questions are displayed by section

Section-specific questions can be submitted at random.

Enter the question text in the format "# Attribute Name:Value" at the beginning of the question text, as shown below.
#shuffle_sections:true/false ( ← Select [Yes] or [No] to randomize the display order of the sections.)
#mode:normal（ ← Set mode to normal mode.)

For ▼ text
#mode:normal
#shuffle_questions:true

▼ In tabular form

A b C
#format:table
#shuffle_sections:true
#mode:normal

Ability to prohibit moving to the previous section

You can set it so that learners cannot return to the previous section.
This is recommended when managing progress and preventing backtracking.
The "Shuffle the order of questions by section" feature cannot be used in conjunction with this feature.
*The default setting is disabled (false), so there is no effect unless it is enabled (true).


Enter the format (((rule:no_return))) next to the xx:section name, as shown below.

For ▼ text
#mode:normal
#shuffle_sections:false
$$$$$1:One question from English question (((rule:no_return)))

▼ In tabular form

A b C
#format:table
#shuffle_sections:false
#mode:normal
$$$$$1:One question from English question (((rule:no_return)))