Quizzes#

A quiz is a set of questions checked by the platform itself: the student answers and sees the result right away. A school has three kinds of quizzes.

How to add a quiz to a lesson#

1. Open the lesson in the editor and add a "Quiz" block.
2. In the block that appears, click "Set up". The "Quiz" window opens.
3. Fill in the settings and add questions. Everything is saved immediately; there is no separate save button.
4. Click "Close" and publish the lesson.

One lesson can have up to 5 quizzes, and one quiz up to 100 questions.

To delete a quiz together with its questions and student results, click "Delete the quiz" in the quiz window.

Quiz settings#

A practice quiz has no passing score, attempts or review setting: the student can take it any number of times and always sees the correct answers.

The student always sees their own score; the answer review follows the chosen rule.

Note

If attempts refresh on their own, with "After passing or when attempts run out" the review is shown only after passing. Otherwise the student could pass the next series of attempts from memory.

Questions#

Click "Add a question", enter the text and choose the question type.

What to keep in mind:

• Questions with options can have from 2 to 10 options. A new one is added with the "Add an option" button.
• The number to the right of the question type is how many points a correct answer gives, from 1 to 100. The total is shown above the questions: "Max score: …".
• An answer is counted either in full or not at all. In a "Multiple answers" question, the student must mark all correct options and no extra ones.
• In a text answer, letter case and extra spaces do not matter, and the Russian letters "ё" and "е" count as the same letter.
• Change the order of questions by dragging.

The questions of an attempt are fixed at the moment the student starts it. If you edit the quiz later, an attempt already in progress is checked against the previous questions.

Required quizzes#

Whether quizzes affect lesson completion is set in the course settings, in the "Lesson quizzes" field:

• "Must be passed" — the lesson is not counted as completed until all graded quizzes of the lesson are passed. Practice quizzes do not affect completion;
• "Optional" and "Not used" — the lesson is counted as completed without passing quizzes.

For an individual lesson, you can change the rule in the "Quizzes in the lesson" field below the lesson content.

If quizzes are required and homework is turned on in the course, the "Homework after the quiz" switch appears in the course settings: the work can be sent to the curator only after the graded quiz is passed.

Attempts and retakes#

When the attempts run out, the student sees one of two things:

• the date when the next attempt opens — if attempts refresh on their own;
• the message "You are out of attempts. Ask your curator to allow a retake." — if they do not.

To allow a retake manually:

1. Go to the "Students" section.
2. In the student's "⋯" menu, choose "Quiz results".
3. The window shows all quizzes the student has taken: the result, the best score, the attempts used. A quiz the student cannot retake has the "Cannot retake" label.
4. Click "Allow retake" in the quiz row.

A retake resets the attempt counter. Previous results stay in the history.

The school owner and the curator of the course the quiz belongs to can allow a retake.

Placement test#

A student takes the placement test before the course curriculum. Based on the result, they go straight to their section, and the lessons of the sections before it are counted as completed automatically — they stay open for reading, but the student does not need to complete them.

1. Open the course "Settings" and click "Add a placement test" in the "Placement test" field.
2. Add questions — the same way as in a regular quiz.
3. In the "Levels" block, set the thresholds: "from … %" and the section where a student who scored this percentage starts. An empty section means "From the beginning".

The student goes to the section of the last level whose threshold they reached. It is worth keeping the lowest level at a 0% threshold — then every result leads somewhere. There can be up to 10 levels.

Specifics:

• one placement test per course;
• it does not show an answer review;
• retaking it does not lower the level: completed lessons are not taken back.

Quiz statistics#

How many attempts were made, what share of students passed the quiz, the average score and the hardest questions are in the "Analytics" section, on the "Quizzes" tab. See the Analytics page for details.

If something does not work#