By 'excused' do you mean they get automatic 100% for the mid-term or they have a different grading scheme from that of the other students in the course? 
Itamar Tzadok
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The html div tag. So suppose you have the following items in the cloze question:
This is the {:MULTICHOICE:=first#~second#~third#} item.
This is the {:MULTICHOICE:first#~=second#~third#} item.
In text mode (click
) you can enclose each line in a div tag:
<div>This is the {:MULTICHOICE:=first#~second#~third#} item.</div>
<div>This is the {:MULTICHOICE:first#~=second#~third#} item.</div>
and that should do the trick (although I'm not entirely sure what the problem is; a screenshot may help).
This is the {:MULTICHOICE:=first#~second#~third#} item.
This is the {:MULTICHOICE:first#~=second#~third#} item.
In text mode (click
) you can enclose each line in a div tag:<div>This is the {:MULTICHOICE:=first#~second#~third#} item.</div>
<div>This is the {:MULTICHOICE:first#~=second#~third#} item.</div>
and that should do the trick (although I'm not entirely sure what the problem is; a screenshot may help).
You can try placing the questions in div tags or in a table.
Or you can place all the weighted items in a category which will take care of the weighted calc and add a grade item for the extra credit which you can update manually, and then make the course total sum of grades (categery + item).
But it's exactly how it works isn't it? In the user report, the grade column shows Pass/Fail and the percentage column shows the percentage. But you can also do it another way. You can set only the course total grade item to display letter grades and there you can set it to display 'letter (percentage)' (e.g. Pass (76%)) or 'letter (real)' whichever works best for you.