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Chapter 4: Adding Quizzes
17.
When you finish, click OK.
18.
Click OK again to close the Quiz Manager.
The new short answer question slide appears in the designated location in the presentation. If
you are using the short answer question as a graded essay question, you can grade the answer
using the Breeze Manager override option. For more information, see the Breeze Manager User
Guide.
you are using the short answer question as a graded essay question, you can grade the answer
using the Breeze Manager override option. For more information, see the Breeze Manager User
Guide.
Creating a matching question slide
Users answer matching questions by matching items in two different lists.
To create a matching question slide:
1.
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT file).
2.
Select the slide before the one where you want to insert a question. For example, if you want the
new question slide to be slide 7 in the presentation, click slide 6.
new question slide to be slide 7 in the presentation, click slide 6.
3.
From the Breeze menu, select Quiz Manager.
4.
Select the quiz to which you want to add a question and click Add New Question.
5.
In the Question Types dialog box, select Matching and do one of the following:
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If you want to create a matching question that will be graded, click Create Graded
Question.
Question.
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If you want to create a matching survey question that will not be graded, click Create Survey
Question.
Question.
6.
Accept the default text for the Name or type new text directly into the text box. The name
appears on the question slide in the presentation.
appears on the question slide in the presentation.
Tip: If you are creating many of the same type of question in a single presentation, type in unique
names for each so they can be distinguished from one another.
names for each so they can be distinguished from one another.
7.
In the Question text box, type the matching question, exactly as you want it to appear on
the slide. For example, “Match the job titles in column 1 with the correct departments in
column 2.”
the slide. For example, “Match the job titles in column 1 with the correct departments in
column 2.”
8.
In the Points text box, type in (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points
allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question.
Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory
questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number
value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question.
Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory
questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number
value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
9.
In Answers, click Add under each column and type in the words or phrases to match. (You can
also click directly in each column to type in words or phrases.) If necessary, click Delete to
remove any answers or click the up and down arrows to move answers up or down a position in
the column.
also click directly in each column to type in words or phrases.) If necessary, click Delete to
remove any answers or click the up and down arrows to move answers up or down a position in
the column.
10.
To establish the correct matches between answers, click an item in one column, then click an
item in the other column, and click Match. (You can also drag items between the two columns
to create correct matches.) A line is drawn between the two items to show the relationship.
item in the other column, and click Match. (You can also drag items between the two columns
to create correct matches.) A line is drawn between the two items to show the relationship.