I don't believe that's possible. A while back we set up three quizzes of the same (1, 2, and 3) and changed the results each time. The first one was just a grade. The second one told them right or wrong and the third one gave them the answer if they missed it.
It was a hassle setting up that many quizzes so we ditched the idea after a short time. I would like to know if there's a way to do what your wanting to do but I'm afraid the answer is it can't be done.
We use Moodle 2.6
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I think the attempts time is really not useful because if any one set x amount of attempts and after doing the first quiz he/she can see the correct answers, and then they can copy the correct answers and redo the quiz to get the full mark.
So there is no use of the number of attempts really in this, and I think they should remove the number of attempts or they need to work around this.
I will use one attempt for each quiz for now. because really I can not see any use of many attempts.
Thanks.
We now use three attempts but we have the performance set to "adaptive mode" where they have to find the answer rather than just showing it to them. If you wanted you could make two quizzes just alike and set the first one to grade only and the second one to adaptive mode so if they are still missing it they can keep trying until they find the answer. Just a thought....
Even though I would like to have two or three attempts and set the last one to show the answer, the one thing I like about Moodle is there are many options to accommodate various users. So if you don't want multiple attempts for a certain quiz (like we do for our final exam) then you can set it to one attempt only.
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