Question Types in Assessment

The video tutorial explores various question types designed for math problems in quizzes. It covers hotspot questions using images, labeling with equations, math response types, reorder and drag-and-drop questions, matching and drop-down questions, and graphing question types. Each type is explained with examples, highlighting their use in enhancing math learning.

What is the main purpose of a Hotspot question type?

• To match words with images

• To select correct spots on an image

• To reorder steps algorithmically

• To drag and drop equations

In a Hotspot question with error analysis, what are students required to do?

• Reorder fractions from least to greatest

• Select the correct equation

• Identify the mistake in a worked-out problem

• Match images with definitions

What is a key feature of the Labeling question type?

• Students reorder steps in an algorithm

• Students drag equations to the correct spot on a graph

• Students match words with images

• Students select spots on an image

Which mathematical notations can students use in Math Response questions?

• Only basic arithmetic

• Only logarithms and trig

• Only fractions and exponents

• Exponents, radicals, logarithms, fractions, trig, and radians

What is the Reorder question type best used for?

• Matching words with images

• Selecting correct spots on an image

• Reordering fractions or steps algorithmically

• Dragging equations to a graph

How does the Drag and Drop question type differ from the Labeling question type?

• It involves selecting spots on an image

• It requires matching words with images

• It uses statements in the background instead of an image

• It is used for reordering steps

What can be included in the tiles for the Matching question type?

• Only equations

• Only words

• Both words and images

• Only images

What is a Drop Down question type particularly useful for?

• Matching words with images

• Providing a full image of the question for better understanding

• Reordering steps algorithmically

• Selecting correct spots on an image

What can students graph in the Graphing question type?

• Only points

• Only lines

• Points, lines, parabolas, and exponential functions

• Only parabolas

What additional feature can be added to the Graphing question type?

• Reordering steps

• Matching words with images

• Drag and drop equations

• Reference graphs