Moodle in English

try this
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

Do you have an empty line between each question ?

Christophe,

Your GIFT test file was encoded as UTF-8(BOM), which causes problems upon importing into Moodle.

Using one of the many "advanced" text editors available on the Internet, (the excellent UniRed), I was able to a) detect your BOM encoding and save it with a new UTF-8 (non BOM). I am attaching the correct file.

It would have been easier to understand your sample file if not all the questions had been exactly the same.

Joseph

PS.- For more info about that silly UTF-8(BOM) problem, see Problems with Swedes: Uploading users via text/csv and also Display problems caused by the UTF-8 BOM

i think it is because you are using a Windows file format.
the file you attached uses "END OF LINE" Windows format.
it should not.

do you use Notepad++ ? it has UNIX file format feature as well as UNICODE (UTF-8) encoding. both, are needed to be set if you are uploading text files into Moodle.

i am attaching a working example.

btw, your GIFT format is fine. as far as i can tell (tested on Moodle 1.9.4)