Creating Sequencing Questions in Google Forms

Eric from Control Alt Achieve demonstrates how to use Google Forms to create sequencing or ordering questions. Despite Google Forms' limitations, Eric provides a workaround to mimic sequencing questions by using multiple questions and randomizing their order. He uses the example of frog growth stages to illustrate the process, including adding images and setting correct answers. The video concludes with testing the quiz and providing additional resources for further learning.

What is one limitation of Google Forms mentioned in the video?

• It lacks support for tech-enhanced question types.

• It cannot create any type of quiz.

• It is not accessible online.

• It only supports text-based questions.

What is the example used in the video to demonstrate sequencing questions?

• Historical events

• Photosynthesis stages

• Growth of a frog

• Steps in a recipe

Which question type is suggested for sequencing questions in Google Forms?

• Checkboxes

• Drop-down

• Multiple choice

• Short answer

What is the first stage in the frog growth example?

• Frog eggs

• Tadpole

• Froglet

• Adult frog

Why is it beneficial to use images in sequencing questions?

• They reduce the number of questions needed.

• They are mandatory for all questions.

• They help in visualizing the sequence.

• They make the quiz more colorful.

What is a suggested method for saving time when creating multiple questions?

• Rewriting each question

• Duplicating existing questions

• Skipping the image addition

• Using a template

What feature in Google Forms allows for randomizing question order?

• Random question generator

• Shuffle question order

• Automatic sorting

• Question bank

What is the purpose of the 'shuffle question order' feature?

• To make the quiz easier

• To ensure each student gets a unique order

• To increase the number of questions

• To remove incorrect answers

What should be added between different sequencing sets to avoid mixing?

• A page break

• A new form

• An image

• A title

Where can you find more detailed instructions on creating sequencing questions?

• In the video description

• In the video comments

• On the Control Alt Achieve website

• In the Google Forms help section