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Create quiz questions

Last updated: September 8, 2026 · 1 min read

Configure questions, answer choices, and scoring.

Quizzes currently submit independently. Changing a question type can clear the answer key; review correct answers afterward.

Follow these steps

  1. 1

    Insert a quiz

    EditorElements > Form & Quiz

    Click a quiz preset, enter its title and description, then use Add Question. Reorder questions with up/down arrows.

  2. 2

    Choose question types

    PropertiesQuestions

    Choose Single choice, Multiple choice, True/False, or Text. Enter the question. True/False creates two fixed options; reselect the correct answer after changing type.

  3. 3

    Set choices and answer key

    PropertiesQuestions

    Add options; single/multiple choice retain at least two. Mark one correct option for single choice and every correct option for multiple choice. Multiple choice requires the exact set; extra or missing selections do not earn the question’s points.

  4. 4

    Score text questions

    PropertiesQuestions

    For automatic scoring, enter the expected answer. Surrounding whitespace and case are ignored; semantically similar answers are not assessed by AI. Without an expected answer, the question is not automatically marked correct.

  5. 5

    Set points and requirement

    PropertiesQuestions

    Assign 0–100 points and choose whether the question is required. Use zero for an unscored information question. Deleting a question removes it from the quiz; review the remaining scoring distribution.

Check your result

Check the result in preview, then verify the reader experience in the published version.

Troubleshooting

Partially correct multiple choice earned no points
Scoring requires the exact correct set. Missing or extra choices make the answer incorrect; there is no partial-credit setting.
A text answer was not scored as expected
Check the expected answer and points. Scoring matches text after trimming and case normalization; it does not judge semantic similarity.