This module is intended to show most of inQsit's question features and grading options. A companion module is Full Demo with Page Breaks.

T/F and Y/N

In general, True/False are for statements, Yes/No are for questions. 100. The earth is round. true 200. Is the earth round? yes Same questions with vertical option 101. The earth is round. true vertical 201. Is the earth round? yes

Multiple Choice

Multiple choice questions allow only one correct answer. 300. The earth is the _____ planet in our solar system. a. second b. third c. fourth B Same question in list form 310. The earth is the _____ planet in our solar system. a. second b. third c. fourth B list Again in random order 320. The earth is the _____ planet in our solar system. a. second b. third c. fourth B reorder Now in both list format and random order 330. The earth is the _____ planet in our solar system. a. second b. third c. fourth B list reorder Same question reformatted into a single line using multipart question. 340a.The earth is the a. second b. third c. fourth B list reorder 340b. planet in our solar system. NULL Here is a multiple choice question using the MAP function which lets the respondent pick an area of the given object. 350. object:ChooseGreenCircle.jpg Pick the green circle a. 58,54,47 b. 34,218,25 c. 235,132,31 d. 260,20,282,70 e. 191,196,235,239 f. 113,248,181,285 g. 164,53,190,48,208,69,199,94,172,99,155,79 h. 79,159,128,148,155,191,122,229,76,211 A map=black The following questions allow either of two answers; A or C
The first one uses the alt_grade=indexed function and assigns a full point to both a and c and no points to b. 360. Pick one of the following that is not the third planet in our solar system. a. mars b. earth c. venus pick one alt_grade=indexed:1:0:1 The second one uses the A|C option 361. Pick one of the following that is not the third planet in our solar system. a. mars b. earth c. venus A|C This question is still a multiple choice, but doesn't have a correct answer. The answer key value is "pick one." 370. Pick the one that best describes you. a. smarter than everyone else b. smarter than almost everyone else c. smarter than the average bear. pick one pick 1 of next 2 Here is an interesting use of pick n of next m and multipart question. We're going to ask one of two quesitons built into a multipart question format.

380a. Bob and Mary a. is b. are B list 380b. John a. is b. are A list 380c. going to the store. NULL

Matching

Matching the following road signs to their shapes. 390a. Stop sign A. octagon B. triangle C. circle A matching 390b. Railroad Sign C matching 390c. Yield Sign B matching

Multiple Response

400. Which of the following are planets? a. venus b. earth c. io d. sun A:B The same question in random order 410. Which of the following are planets? a. venus b. earth c. io d. sun A:B reorder Again in list form 420. Which of the following are planets? a. venus b. earth c. io d. sun A:B list Like the 'pick one' question above, multiple response questions (especially in surveys) might not have a correct answer. In this case, use 'mark all that apply' or for short 'mata.' 430. Which statements identify you. a. I like to have fun. b. I enjoy Winter activities. c. I swim. MATA Same question in random order. 440. Which statements identify you. a. I like to have fun. b. I enjoy Winter activities. c. I swim. MATA reorder Most multiple response questions have more than one answer. In fact, MC questions have radio buttons which only allow one correct response, where as MR questions have check boxes allowing for individual selection. So how do you set a MC to look like a MR; code the answer as value:value. For example, the following question's answer key is B:B 450. The earth is the _____ planet in our solar system. a. second b. third c. fourth B:B wrong="The correct sequence is Venus, Earth, Mars." right="You know your inner planetary system well." The last MR question variation is the sequence. This option let's you move boxes into some order. 460. Put the following planet names in order from inner to outer orbits. a. Mars b. Venus c. Earth B:C:A sequence The same question with the reorder option 470. Put the following planet names in order from inner to outer orbits. a. Mars b. Venus c. Earth B:C:A sequence reorder wrong="Incorrect" right="Correct"

Likert question types

This is a five (5) point range likert scale question. 500. Rate your pain level likert range=5 "None" "Worst pain I ever had" Same question but now on a eleven (11) point range likert scale question. 510. Rate your pain level likert range=11 "None" "Worst pain I ever had" Recently added to inQsit is the likert slide question type. This is the same question, but with a slide instead of radio buttons. It detects up to 200 points within the range that you specify. This question will be on a scale of 1 to 10. 520. Rate your pain level likert slide range=10 "None" "Worst pain I ever had" We'll ask the question again, but this time set the initial position in the center of the line. That would be 5.5 or (10-1)/2+1. 530. Rate your pain level likert slide range=10 "None" "Worst pain I ever had" initial=5.5 Although not a true likert question, the likert table is very often used in surveys. 540a. Target likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" 540b. KMart likert table range=3 540c. Wal-Mart likert table range=3 540d. Mejier likert table range=3 540e. Penney's likert table range=3 540f. Sears likert table range=3 pick 3 of next 3 I can randomize the order within the table using the pick n of next m option.

In this example, the first three stores will be in random order, the fourth store (Mejier) will always be in that position, and the last two stores will be randomly ordered.

550a. Target likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" 550b. KMart likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" 550c. Wal-Mart likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" 550d. Mejier likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" pick 2 of next 2 550e. Penney's likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?" 550f. Sears likert table range=3 "Rarely or Never" "1-4 times a month" "2 or more times per week" title="How often do you visit these stores?"

File Upload

The file upload question type lets respondents create their response external to inQsit, then upload the saved file for manual review and/or grading. 600. Create and upload a power point file with a slide showing an line entry event. fileupload

Fill in the blank or Keyword

This question's correct answer is either indianapolis without regard to capitalization. 700. What is the capital of Indiana? ANSWER:indianapolis Here you must answer with Indianapolis; not indianapolis or INDIANAPOLIS or any other variation. 701. What is the capital of Indiana? ANSWER:Indianapolis Here I'll take indianapolis or indy 702. What is the capital of Indiana? ANSWER:indianapolis:indy Here is an example using the RE answer key. 710. Give an example of an educational web URL ANSWER:.*\.edu alt_grade=re Keyword question that doesn't look like a keyword question.
This question format was created to allow for very long pulldown lists. Look in the help file under keyword for more information on how to construct this question. 720. Which BSU campus building do you work in? ANSWER:pick one list=bc.txt weight=10

Essay

Essays can be manually or automatically graded. 800. Who is your favorite character in To Kill a Mockingbird and why? essay rows=10 cols=80 A one line essay looks like a keyword question, but is not automatically graded. 810. What is the capital of Indiana? essay rows=1 cols=60

Gradeable Essays

One point each will be given for thumb, index, pointer, middle, ring, little, and pinky. One point will be taken away for palm or wrist. 830. Give the common name for three of your fingers. essay rows=3 cols=15 basis=3 CRITERIA:thumb CRITERIA:index:pointer CRITERIA:middle CRITERIA:ring CRITERIA:little:pinky CRITERIA:-1:palm:wrist

Address

Address questions are used primarily for survey's. The address question is really a short-cut to defining a multi-part essay question to ask for standard information.

This first one is a standard address question. 900. address 910. Please provide your contact information. address country email fax phone

Example of Precision Command

1000. What is X/Y? a. X/Y-1 b. X/(Y-1) c. X/Y C where X=10 Y=3 1005. What is X/Y? a. X/Y-1 b. X/(Y-1) c. X/Y C where X=10 Y=6 precision=2 Same question with precision set at 2 decimal places. 1010. What is X/Y? a. X/Y-1 b. X/(Y-1) c. X/Y C where X=10 Y=3 1015. What is X/Y? a. X/Y-1 b. X/(Y-1) c. X/Y C where X=10 Y=6 group MC 300,310,320,330,340a,350,360,370,380a,380b,390a,390b,390c group MC2 mc,-1000,-380 if group:MC% >= 90 "You did better than 90% on the Multiple Choice section." if group:MC% >= 80 and group:MC% < 90 "You got a B on the multiple choice section." if group:MC% <80 "You got below 80% on the Multiple Choice section." group TrueFalse 100 group firstthree 100..300 if group:firstthree% <=40 "You got one right of the first three." if group:firstthree% >=40 and group:firstthree <=3 "You got two right of the first three." if group:firstthree% >=70 "

You got all three right of the first three.

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