Hi all,
I am not clear on how Moodle marks the quiz if it is multiple choice. Is it possible to set some questions as MUST GET RIGHT and others as need to have 80% of these right?
Thanks, Josh
Hi Josh
Each question has it's own grade.
So a Quiz with 10 questions would usually have 10 points (for example).
This of course might translate to a score of 100%.
You can get creative with things like question Categories.
You can also assign different values to each question, so some might be worth 15 points, others only 5.
I don't think there is anything in standard Moodle that would allow you to say "Here are ten questions, to pass this Quiz you have to get question 3 and 8 completely right - and if you don't the overall Quiz is a fail."
However, you could in fact use two Quizzes, with the second Quiz containing the questions that MUST be correct - because then that Quiz will simply need a Grade of 100% to be correct
Others here may have ideas ?
I'm also not sure if any plugins could do this - but I can't think of any.
Hmmm, maybe you could use very large negative scores for the question that must be correct, and if they are not that would pull the overall score right down?
PS - you might want to consider using CBM - Certainty Based Marking ?
Stu