Joseph Rézeau

@Bas,

You didn't read Mike's answer. He said that there is currently a problem with the Questionnaire documentation, even if you are using a different (more recent) Moodle version, for Questionnaire you have to refer to the documentation of Moodle 3.15 here: https://docs.moodle.org/35/en/Questionnaire_Personality_test

@Mike,

I have contacted Helen Foster to ask her if she can fix this Questionnaire documentation version problem.

Ouf ! Ce n'était pas mon neurone qui dysfonctionnait... Je suis rassuré, et je te souhaite de bonnes vacances.

Salut Jean-Gabriel,

C'est quoi cette "bizarrerie" dont tu parles ? C'est pour tester nos neurones ?

Dans tes 2 questions tu indiques le point d'interrogation comme bonne réponse, et ensuite tu t'étonnes que Moodle considère comme correcte la réponse d'un étudiant qui répond avec un point d'interrogation.

Glad that you found out the source of the problem.

Actually it's easy to see how you got misled by that H5P Multichoice feedback interface. Usually, MCQ questions (such as the MCQ question type in Moodle) provide for a single feedback message for each possible answer, whether correct or incorrect.

• Correct answer selected -> feedback for correct answer
• Incorrect answer(s) selected -> feedback for incorrect answer(s)

I fail to see the point of having 2 different feedback messages for each answer in this H5P activity.

In your question's Behavioural settings you wrongly selected Multiple Choice (Checkboxes) instead of Single Choice (Radio buttons).

It would have helped us find this out if you had posted a screenshot of the state of that question before clicking the choices, as below.