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The fill in the blank option in classic quizzes did allow to use indistinctly small letters and capital letters, if a student fill the gap with capital, but the solution is in small, it was correct. New quizzes doesn´t allow this in the option "specify correct answers".
Using Levensthein is easy if it´s one word or two not a complex sentence in other languages.
Could it be fix to use them indistinctly. Thank you.
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The "Close Enough" option for open entry blanks includes a checkbox to ignore case . See the Open Entry section of How do I create a Fill in the Blank question in New Quizzes as well as attached screenshot.
The "Close Enough" option for open entry blanks includes a checkbox to ignore case . See the Open Entry section of How do I create a Fill in the Blank question in New Quizzes as well as attached screenshot.
Thanks!!
Hi @tfilipiak1,
If you don't mind me asking, is that type of question an open ended fill in the blank? It seems to me that would be a much better fit for a numeric or multiple choice question. Making it a fill in the blank just seems to be inviting issues if all you're trying to assess is whether the student knows the correct number of parts.
-Chris
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