New Quizzes "Fill in the Blank"

[cdunn4]

I am trying to add a question for an algebra class that requires students to write a polynomial in standard form.

When I use the backticks on numbers and variables, the + and - signs are recognized but the 3x^2 is not. 

Is there a way for fill in the blank questions to recognize numbers/variables/exponents as an option?

Having the terms in a word bank would be helpful.

[Gabriel33 · Accepted solution]

So, like this:

I believe you did the exponent as a superscript in the rich content editor (RCE), but the textboxes don't allow for that. So the workaround I used was to keep it unicode. Here they are for reference: ¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰

In Windows, you can find them using Windows + ., then selecting Symbols (the 5th option) -> Math Symbols

[Gabriel33]

Can you clarify? This worked for me:

Question:

Score:

[DrTerriC]

Could you do it with specifying exact answers..  

See screen shot.. you could type all the acceptable answers as text? 

 

[cdunn4]

[Gabriel33 · Accepted solution]

So, like this:

I believe you did the exponent as a superscript in the rich content editor (RCE), but the textboxes don't allow for that. So the workaround I used was to keep it unicode. Here they are for reference: ¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰

In Windows, you can find them using Windows + ., then selecting Symbols (the 5th option) -> Math Symbols

[dbrace · Accepted solution]

@cdunn4,

Below are some screenshots showing the process that @Gabriel33 described for getting to "Math Symbols" in Windows.  This is showing in Windows 10 but the process is similar in Windows 11.

-Doug

[cdunn4]

Thanks for the help.  Found the unicode math symbol for Mac/OS.  I have my word bank!!

[dbrace]

You are welcome, @cdunn4, and sorry for assuming that you were using Windows (I am even primarily a Mac user and did not think to show that) but it is good that you figured it out.

-Doug

[dbrace]

Hi @cdunn4,

Like @Gabriel33, I believe I have been able to successfullly duplicate what you have describe.

Can you please provide us with screenshots of what you have done while building building the quiz?

-Doug

[cdunn4]

trying to use a word bank