Joseph Rézeau

... and screen-shots 3 & 4

Oops, that does work as expected, but Christiana's explanation was incomplete. In order to have the correct responses remain in place you have to do the following. When editing the drag & drop question, go to the Multiple Tries section and under Hint 1 options tick Options Clear incorrect responses.

In reply to other members and esp. Bob Jackson, I have been playing around with the Drag and drop onto image question type to try and fit it to the "Name the Muscles" activity. Here are my parameters etc.

Original image (and names list) taken from this web page: https://www.healthpages.org/health-a-z/anatomy-major-anterior-muscles/

Moodle version 3.4 with core Drag and drop onto image question type and Boost theme.

In order to make the text markers more look-alike the conventional legends of scientific diagrams, I have added a few CSS rules to my local site's Administration / Appearance / Additional HTML /When BODY is opened CSS as follows:

<style type="text/css">
.que.ddimageortext .dropzone {
    border: none;
    background-color:transparent;
}
.que.ddimageortext .drag, form.mform fieldset#id_previewareaheader .drag {
    border: none;
    background-color:transparent;
}
.que.ddimageortext div.dragitems div.draghome,
.que.ddimageortext div.dragitems div.drag,
form.mform fieldset#id_previewareaheader div.draghome,
form.mform fieldset#id_previewareaheader div.drag {
    font: 10px/1.231 arial, helvetica, clean, sans-serif;
}
</style>

In the attached screenshots you can compare the "standard" view and the modified CSS view. Of course, this is only an incomplete sample.

(Edited by Mary Cooch - original submission Saturday, 24 February 2018, 4:27 PM)

Just realized the picture of human body muscles I used for my demonstration is copyrighted. I'm asking this forum moderator to remove my previous post or, if it's possible to edit it, to remove the attachments.

When that is done I will post a new demonstration with a Creative Commons available picture.

Sorry!

Chrisiana "When learners click "check" it will tell them how many they have correct. They can then select try again and the correct answers remain and only the incorrect answers need to be addressed."

Actually, I am not seeing this behaviour. With "interactive with multiple tries" behaviour, the correct answers do NOT remain in place.