Quizzes, Practices: Question Types

Quizzes are an effective tool for knowledge assessment or information gathering. Different types of questions can be used to enhance their engagement and interactivity.

Below is a list of question types available, along with their specific features:

Important! All question types, except Tasks (LMS), can be combined within a single quiz, creating engaging and interactive practices. Depending on your goals, you can add any number of questions to the quiz, using the same or different types.

Question Types:

1. Task (LMS). This type is primarily used for assessing theoretical material, whether in text or multimedia format, or for creative tasks.

Important: An LMS task can contain only one question—additional questions cannot be added.

Responses can be in text, audio, or video format. Additionally, there is an option for students to send a comment to the instructor after their task is reviewed.

2. Single Choice. The student selects one correct answer from the given options. There is also an option to allow the student to enter their response.

3. Multiple Choice. The student can select various correct answers from the given choices.

4. Matching. Students must match corresponding elements from the given options.

5. Fill in the Blanks. A task where students insert missing words or values into a text. Extra answer choices can be added to increase the difficulty.

6. Survey. Used for collecting feedback without correct or incorrect answers.

7. Likert Scale. Used for rating on a scale, such as from 1 to 5. The scale can be customized, and it can be displayed either horizontally or vertically.

8. Sorting. Students must arrange elements in the correct order.

9. Word Formation from Letters. Students form a word from the given letters.

10. Sentence Formation from Words. Students construct a complete sentence from individual words.

11. Reaction. A survey format where students can select an emoji or provide quick responses.

12. Rating. A rating system using stars.

13. Yes/No. A simple confirmation or denial response.

14. Text, File, Audio, or Video Response. An open-ended question where responses can be provided in text, as a file upload, or via audio or video recording.

15. Enter a Word. A task where students must enter a specific word or phrase in the answer field.

16. List. Students select one option from a list.

17. Multi-List. Students can select multiple correct answers from a list.

18. Net Promoter Score (NPS). A specialized survey type for measuring user satisfaction levels.

All student responses can be exported in Excel for convenient analysis if a quiz is added to a course.

The Kwiga platform offers flexible and user-friendly quiz settings, allowing you to create simple surveys and complex educational tests and adapting them to any learning objective.

For more details on quiz settings, refer to a separate article.