Joseph Rézeau

Hi Marco,

"If the questionnaire, among the settings, allows you to avoid that the same score can be given more than once, it would be great for me."

Well, you have to use the No duplicate choices

See the documentation at https://docs.moodle.org/310/en/Editing_Questionnaire_questions#Type_of_rate_scale

Hi Marco,

1.- I confirm that the Export method explained by Dominique works as expected. See below.

2.- It's impossible for us to help you with your truncated responses problem if you do not give us the exact complete data of your ordering question. Please provide a screenshot of the exported data in your Spreadsheet.

3.- Sorry to insist, but quiz (even with the order question type) is not the best suited tool for what you want to do. Actually you never said clearly what you are trying to achieve with asking your students to order/rank those items. It would really help if you provided all the necessary information from the start rather than us having to extract it bit by bit. What is definitely wrong in your approach is that you are using a question which deals with correctness/incorrectness when in fact there is no such notion in what you want.

So, once again, (and for the last time), for the type of responses you want to obtain, the best suited took is a survey-like Moodle activity such as Questionnaire (contributed plugin). Here's a simple example I just made for you.

In quiz questions it looks like the specific CSS rules are not correctly applied in the Moodle app. For instance, with a GapFill question inside a quiz we can see that the rules are:

1. OK on a website
2. only half OK on the Moodle App on an Android tablet
3. not OK at all in https://mobileapp.moodledemo.net/

This is problematic when developing in mobileapp.moodledemo.net/, as we can't see the correct results. As far as I can remember those specific CSS rules used to work there.

Dominique "I would suggest that you recommend to your teachers to just preview their quizzes and test them before putting them online."

Wise advice.

Hi Edward,

You might try using one of the question types which use regular expressions:

• Regular Expression Short-Answer question type
• Pattern-match question type
• Preg question type

For example I managed to formulate your case in my own RegExp question type like this:

will accept: