I want to write a question that has multiple fill in the blank answers.
The days of the weekend are _____ and ______.
The answers are:
1) Saturday (or Sat)
2) Sunday (or Sun)
To get full credit they need to write:
1) Saturday
2) Sunday
or
1) Sat
2) Sun
or
1) Sat
2) Sunday
or
1) Saturday
2) Sun
However, they get half credit if they write:
1) Saturday
2) Sat
or
1) Sunday
2) Sun
How do I do this? Thanks!
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Hi @wmorgan1 Welcome to the Canvas Community, though I am sorry to say that there is really no way to do this other than by going through each response and manually adjusting the student's score, either by adjusting the point value awarded in a specific question or by using fudge points. While you can certainly type in all of the responses that you will accept (for full credit) in the quiz, as outlined in How do I create a Fill-in-Multiple-Blanks quiz question? , there is not a way to give partial credit for specific responses. While there is a new quiz engine that is being introduced that your institution may be on, a quick look at the appropriate page for that new engine (called Quizzes.Next) which is here: How do I create a Fill in the Blank question in Quizzes.Next? also does not seem to indicate there is a way to do this.
So the bottom line is you will pretty much have to go through the results yourself to award partial credit for specific answers. (Another possibility is to just convert it to a multiple-dropdown type of question where students select the answers from a listing. There you can't do partial credit, either, but only because the student sees a listing of answers to select from.)
Hope this helps a bit, William, even if it's not the answer you're looking for.
Hi @wmorgan1 Welcome to the Canvas Community, though I am sorry to say that there is really no way to do this other than by going through each response and manually adjusting the student's score, either by adjusting the point value awarded in a specific question or by using fudge points. While you can certainly type in all of the responses that you will accept (for full credit) in the quiz, as outlined in How do I create a Fill-in-Multiple-Blanks quiz question? , there is not a way to give partial credit for specific responses. While there is a new quiz engine that is being introduced that your institution may be on, a quick look at the appropriate page for that new engine (called Quizzes.Next) which is here: How do I create a Fill in the Blank question in Quizzes.Next? also does not seem to indicate there is a way to do this.
So the bottom line is you will pretty much have to go through the results yourself to award partial credit for specific answers. (Another possibility is to just convert it to a multiple-dropdown type of question where students select the answers from a listing. There you can't do partial credit, either, but only because the student sees a listing of answers to select from.)
Hope this helps a bit, William, even if it's not the answer you're looking for.