Effective Strategies for Drag-and-Drop Questions

The video tutorial explains how to create and configure drag-and-drop questions for students. It covers the process of setting up questions, adding extra words to increase difficulty, and configuring scoring and feedback options. The tutorial also demonstrates how to preview the questions and manage the display of answers for students.

What is the primary task students must perform in a drag-and-drop question?

• Write an essay

• Select the correct answer from a list

• Drag words to complete sentences

• Type the correct words

What happens when students drag the correct word into the blank space?

• They receive immediate feedback

• The word disappears

• They earn points

• The sentence is completed

What is the main advantage of using drag-and-drop questions?

• They are easy to create

• They engage students actively

• They require less grading

• They are visually appealing

How are draggable words indicated in the question setup?

• By highlighting them

• By underlining them

• By using brackets

• By using bold text

What is the purpose of adding extra words in a drag-and-drop question?

• To make the question easier

• To fill space

• To provide hints

• To increase difficulty

Why might a teacher choose to add extra words to a question?

• To provide more options

• To confuse students

• To make students think critically

• To fill the screen

What additional features can be added to a question for better understanding?

• Maps and diagrams

• Audio and images

• Videos and animations

• Graphs and charts

How is the score determined for each blank space in a drag-and-drop question?

• By the number of correct words placed

• By the difficulty level

• By the number of words

• By the time taken to complete

What is the purpose of the score multiplier in the question setup?

• To penalize wrong answers

• To reward correct answers

• To adjust difficulty

• To increase the total score

How can teachers provide additional context or hints for a question?

• By adding a rationale

• By simplifying the question

• By using simpler language

• By removing extra words