Thanks for the response, @Steven_S. However, these are all utterly ridiculous workarounds that I refuse to put myself through. The tool serves the user, not the other way round.

I would like to be able to have the functionality of providing (say) seven questions, each with the same number of points, on a Canvas quiz -- but requiring the student to answer only five of them. Is...

😀That is indeed a valid solution given my original specification for the problem, which I now realize was incomplete. Let me rectify that now.I neglected to mention that this is for a 200-pers...

Is there a way to drop into an HTML editor in New Quizzes (like there was in classic Quizzes)? Failing that, is there a <code> HTML element available (not <pre>, because I need to embed sm...

Is there a way to give partial credit for a Numeric question in New Quizzes?Here's my specific example:(Prior problem context elided)Defining dynamic range as \(\lceil\log_2\frac{N_{\max}}{N_{\min...

😀That is indeed a valid solution given my original specification for the problem, which I now realize was incomplete. Let me rectify that now.I neglected to mention that this is for a 200-pers...

I would like to be able to have the functionality of providing (say) seven questions, each with the same number of points, on a Canvas quiz -- but requiring the student to answer only five of them. Is...

Thanks for the response, @Steven_S. However, these are all utterly ridiculous workarounds that I refuse to put myself through. The tool serves the user, not the other way round.

Is there a way to drop into an HTML editor in New Quizzes (like there was in classic Quizzes)? Failing that, is there a <code> HTML element available (not <pre>, because I need to embed sm...

Is there a way to give partial credit for a Numeric question in New Quizzes?Here's my specific example:(Prior problem context elided)Defining dynamic range as \(\lceil\log_2\frac{N_{\max}}{N_{\min...