Edit your moodle directory/lang/en_utf8/quiz.php file
Replace
$string['multipleanswers'] = 'Choose at least one answer.';
with
$string['multipleanswers'] = 'Select all the correct answers';
or any other text.
Thanks for the quick response. I edited the string from the admin page and its working.
saved lot of time...
ERROR: Could not create base lang directory /var/www/vhosts/laptopenglish.com/httpdocs/moodledata/lang
There are two ways to do this.
1- remove or re-write that prompt in your language file (see language edit, etc. in admin menus)
2- hide that prompt by adding this CSS rule at the end of one of the CSS files of your current theme:
.que.multichoice .prompt {display:none;}
please note however that this CSS rule will also hide the prompt for MCQ, single response: Choose one answer.
See attached illustration for solution #2.
Joseph
James,
It seems that none of the two solutions I provided in my previous e-mail for removing or replacing the Choose at least one answer string from the Quiz interface works for you. Your problem(s) are not related to the Quiz module itself.
This looks like a "permissions" problem. You'd better post a new question about this problem either on the General problems forum or the Languages forum.
Are you the administrator or do you have administrator rights on your own moodle site? To change the contents of a CSS file in your current theme, you need to download that theme's files on your local computer, edit the relevant CSS file with a text editor, then upload it to your moodle server. Again, if you have no idea how to do this, post a new question on the Themes forum.
All the best,
Joseph
PS.- Tim, it would be easier if that unwanted Choose at least one answer string could be displayed or hidden by using a parameter in the Question Edit screen.
Hi James,
There are 2 problems in your "logic".
1- In pure logic/linguistics "Select all of the true statements from the list below:" pre-supposes that at least one statement is true. I would argue that if you word your instruction that way and none of the choices is in fact correct then you are misleading your students.
2. The way the moodle quiz module works, you cannot expect the "correct solution" to a question to be the absence of any answer. If the "correct answer" were "no ticks", and the student did not tick any choice, then that response would be marked as wrong by the program. If you do want a "no answer" possibility, you should enter it as the last choice, i.e.
Grass is blue.Hope that helps,
Joseph
PS.- I have no idea what you mean by "2^5 possible answers..."
