Microsoft Teams Assignments Quiz

What is one of the main benefits of using assignments in Microsoft Teams?

• It allows students to chat with each other.

• It helps teachers save time and manage student submissions.

• It provides a platform for video conferencing.

• It enables teachers to create surveys.

Which tab in Microsoft Teams is used to create assignments?

• Assignments

• Calendar

• Files

• Chat

What is the first step in creating a new assignment in Microsoft Teams?

• Adding a rubric

• Clicking on 'Create'

• Uploading a file

• Setting a due date

How can teachers make sure students focus on the assignment instructions?

• By using bold formatting for titles

• By sending emails

• By using different colors

• By adding images

What can teachers add to assignments to provide additional resources?

• Chat rooms

• Video calls

• Surveys

• Links to external websites

What is the purpose of setting permissions for assignment files?

• To enable students to delete the assignment

• To prevent students from viewing the assignment

• To allow students to edit their own copies

• To allow students to share the assignment with others

What is the difference between a due date and a cutoff date in Microsoft Teams?

• A due date is when the assignment is posted, and a cutoff date is when it is graded.

• A due date is the final submission date, while a cutoff date allows late submissions.

• A due date is when feedback is given, and a cutoff date is when grades are released.

• A due date is when the assignment is created, and a cutoff date is when it is deleted.

How can teachers provide feedback to students on their assignments?

• By calling them

• By sending a letter

• By using the rubric and adding comments

• By sending a text message

What feature allows students to improve their work based on teacher feedback?

• The video call

• The calendar

• The chat function

• The feedback loop

What can students use to view and edit their assignments directly in Microsoft Teams?

• A downloaded file

• The embedded editor

• A new browser window

• A separate app