In quiz settings, you must set it to 1 question per page.
set adaptive mode to yes and may/may notadd penalty factor so that student attempts it again if he gets it wrong.
see screenshot
Dr S Bhatia
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It's not easy but you can do it with log filters.
exact time may need to be calculated from view timings. see screenshot.
exact time may need to be calculated from view timings. see screenshot.
Where's the screenshot?????
Oh! probably it needs to be unenrolled 
Hi Art
1. the picture is freely visible, no need to login.
2. it took me a wgile to realise what they are holding. Initially it seemed like two women sharing something eatable.
I'd like to share this incident with you, pertaining to snakes.
In 2001-02, when we were having a military stand-off with Pakistan, I was at a post in the desert and had set camp of my unit in the middle of a quasi-desert field. Another unit of infantry was sharing some area with us. They belonged to Eastern parts of India.
One night, while I was dining with my officers, my cook came running into the dining hall(VERY unusual) shouting snake, snake! We all ran and discovered a King cobra, thick as my arm and about 5-6 feet in length. Since it had managed to cross our snakepits, he was obviously a threat to troops and we immediately killed it with sticks. By then few sepoys from neighbouring unit came running asking us not to kill it. I tried to explain to them that normally even I normally don't kill any snake but if my troops are in danger, I'll kill it.
Their sergeant looked crestfallen. "That's not what I am saying ,Sir" he said. "What I meant was, had you waited a bit, we would have killed it with precision so that we could eat it then. You don't know how to kill properly and you have spoilt a perfectly good meal".
Life's like that.
1. the picture is freely visible, no need to login.
2. it took me a wgile to realise what they are holding. Initially it seemed like two women sharing something eatable.
I'd like to share this incident with you, pertaining to snakes.
In 2001-02, when we were having a military stand-off with Pakistan, I was at a post in the desert and had set camp of my unit in the middle of a quasi-desert field. Another unit of infantry was sharing some area with us. They belonged to Eastern parts of India.
One night, while I was dining with my officers, my cook came running into the dining hall(VERY unusual) shouting snake, snake! We all ran and discovered a King cobra, thick as my arm and about 5-6 feet in length. Since it had managed to cross our snakepits, he was obviously a threat to troops and we immediately killed it with sticks. By then few sepoys from neighbouring unit came running asking us not to kill it. I tried to explain to them that normally even I normally don't kill any snake but if my troops are in danger, I'll kill it.
Their sergeant looked crestfallen. "That's not what I am saying ,Sir" he said. "What I meant was, had you waited a bit, we would have killed it with precision so that we could eat it then. You don't know how to kill properly and you have spoilt a perfectly good meal".
Life's like that.
Thats the downside of a lesson- only one question per page. it makes it damn slow occasionally but i guess you can't bake your cake and eat it too. Some compromise needs to be done