Dr S Bhatia

well!!
When i was a kid they use to talk about Kazaam...

See, you already have a soft copy, isn't it. Creating them thus in moodle won't take more than 2 hrs for about 100 questions in gift format.

If you don't wanna do that, then HOW WILL MOODLE MARK THE QUESTIONS WHEN THE STUDENTS ARE MARKING THE ANSWERS ON PAPER??

The other option is, you just create a question  paper checking key in moodle.
Do this:
Create a quiz.
Create 100 questions (for example) in gift format like this:
1{~1 ~2 ~3 = ~5}
2{~1 ~2 ~3 ~4 =5}

etc etc ( use = for right option and ~ for wrong)

Upload them and put them in quiz. you will have a quiz with 100 Qs
Now someone will just have to sit and mark the answers on the comp quickly. Your students themselves can do it (keep feedback off)
And Lo! your correction is done and scores are available
(Isn't this what u wanted????)

show them the left menu bar

Joseph

The screenshot is VERY tongue in cheek

please mention
moodle version
platform
AMP versions
Type of quiz
etc

i won't know the answer still but moodle gurus would have something to work on

Dear Sandra

It was a nice decription you gave above()
I logged into you site which was (cool)

Now what i understand is this.
In a lesson, after making a statement/sub-topic, you wish to ask several questions before jumping to the next sub-topic. Am I right?
You wish more questions per page to do this quickly rather than slowly, right.
There are several options
one easy option is Do this:-

Lesson 1- write about your topic=> when it ends, it takes the person to quiz1 which has all those questions  that you wanted  the person to take as practice in lesson (your testing quiz remains as it is. here i am breaking your present lesson into lesson and quiz)

Now it's possible that your admin says that students may take the quiz without reading the lesson. So do a simple thing. Keep a password for the quiz which is  in the  lesson . So now at the end of the lesson you can say that password for the quiz is ns%hf*(*g ...........the student is then directed to the quiz. When he ends the quiz (showing score is upto you) give a link for lesson2.
Now comes the real beauty.
The lesson2 's dependency can be made to depend on the 'time spent on lesson 1'.
Let's say the student opens the lesson, scrollls to password, does the quiz straight away and then clicks lesson2.
An error appears saying: you spent less than the stipulated 10 mins on lesson1. Please do it again.

I mean there are several ways; but don't expect these lessons to be something like 'chapters ' in a book.
BTW good site
a lot of hard work is evident.
lastly, have a look at my site, too. I have done some of these tricks to acievemy objects.