Question Block (Learners)

 

A Question Block is where you can answer questions and show your understanding of the lesson.

Depending on the question, you may be asked to:

  • ✍️ Write your own answer
  • πŸ“Ž Attach a file, such as an image, audio, document, or video
  • πŸ”˜ Choose one answer
  • β˜‘οΈ Choose multiple answers

Simply put: The Question Block is where you interact with the lesson by answering questions and completing activities.

 


 

✍️ Open Response Block

An Open Response Block allows learners to write their own answers instead of choosing from given options, and then click the Save Answer button

Learners can also attach different types of files to support their answers, such as:

  • πŸ–ΌοΈ Image
  • 🎡 Audio
  • πŸ“„ Document
  • πŸŽ₯ Video

Purpose: To allow learners to express their answers or ideas freely.

Example:
Question: Explain how plants produce food through photosynthesis.
The learner writes an answer and can attach an image or document if required.

 

 

3. β˜‘οΈ MCQ Response Block

An MCQ Response Block gives you multiple choices, but only one answer is correct.

You need to select the one answer that you think is correct, and then click the Save Answer button.

Example: β€œWhat do plants need for photosynthesis?”
β—‹ Oxygen
β—‹ Sunlight
β—‹ Soil
β—‹ Sugar

 

 

4. β˜‘οΈβ˜‘οΈ MCQ Multiple Answer Response Block

An MCQ Multiple Answer Response Block also provides multiple choices, but more than one answer can be correct.

You need to select all the answers that apply, and then click the Save Answer button.

Example: β€œWhich are needed for photosynthesis?”
β˜‘ Sunlight
β˜‘ Water
β˜‘ Carbon dioxide
☐ Plastic

 

 

 


 

Individual Timed Question


Some questions may have a time limit for each question.

When a Timed Question is provided:

  1. Read the instructions before starting.

  2. Check the available time.

  3. Start the activity when you are ready.

  4. Complete the question within the available time.

  5. Submit your answer according to the instructions.

     

Tip: Make sure you understand what is required before starting a timed activity.