Classic Quiz - How to change the setting 'score at least ??'

[AnitaSaycell]

In the Classic Quiz the questions have been assigned points. All questions have a total available points total of 120.

However, the quiz shows the following sentence 'must score at least 96.0' (screen shot attached) but at no point did I input this into Canvas or specify a number of points the students have to score to pass! I want to remove this as it's  misleading and students think they have failed if they recieve less than 96 points.

Any suggestions on how to remove or change this setting?

Thanks.

[Gabriel33 · Accepted solution]

I can't see the screenshot, but this sounds like a module requirement.

The following are instructions on how to add them, but you can also manage/remove them:  How do I add requirements to a module? - Instructure Community - 1131  

[Gabriel33 · Accepted solution]

I can't see the screenshot, but this sounds like a module requirement.

The following are instructions on how to add them, but you can also manage/remove them:  How do I add requirements to a module? - Instructure Community - 1131  

[Paolo_D]

Hi @AnitaSaycell 

I can't see the "screenshots" but to update the pass/fail settings for a quiz, please follow these steps:

1. Open the quiz and select Edit or Modify Settings.

2. Look for grading options like “Passing Score,” “Minimum Score to Pass,” or “Required Points to Pass.”

3. You can:

   • Set the value to 0 to remove the passing requirement

   • Enter a new score if you want to change it

   • Uncheck options like “Show on Student Dashboard” if needed

If you don’t see these settings in the quiz, check the Course Settings or Quiz Defaults section.

Additionally, These resources from Canvas Community can also help and guide you if these are related to your question. 

1. Quiz points error
2. How do I add a rubric in an account?
3. Changing quiz points after the quiz is taken

[Gabriel33]

Paolo, can you share a screenshot of those grading options showing up in a quiz setting? I've never noticed that, and can't find it now, that's why I think it's a module requirement.

[dbrace]

@Paolo_D, I'm with @Gabriel33 on this, can you please share a screenshot or guide with us?

-Doug

[AnitaSaycell]

Thanks all for suggestions - I've (hopefully) attached the screen shot here (student view).

[dbrace · Accepted solution]

Thank you for the screenshot, @AnitaSaycell.

What @Gabriel33 provided earlier for module requirements is where you should look.

https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-add-requirements-to-a-module/ta-p/1131

-Doug