Creating a 'Fill in the Blank' test question

Hello!

So each answer can have multiple possible correct answers. What you will want to do is if all 3 are correct answers, then add them to the short code [answ 2] this will then allow the user to answer using any of those possibilities. You can do this by editing that answ 2 and just typing them in and hittiing enter. For the other 2 ([answ 3 &4]), you should just remove them. What Docebo thinks you are doing is each answer you create creates in the question another blank that needs to be filled in. 

Let me know if this makes sense!

if you are wanting the user to fill in 3 answers then you need to add those “fields” for each answer you expect; what you have above only allows 1 fill in the blank answer.

Thanks @lrnlab and @agreen3225 that’s really helpful.

If the question has two blanks to be filled (one word for each BLANK):

The Port manages risk to ensure its core processes are [BLANK] and [BLANK]

but it doesn’t matter which order they type the words

The Port manages risk to ensure its core processes are EFFICIENT and EFFECTIVE
The Port manages risk to ensure its core processes are EFFECTIVE and EFFICIENT

would both be considered as correct, is it possible to set this up, and if so, how do I do it?

Many thanks 😊

 

yes just enter those variations in the answer box...type and press ENTER to commit the option.

Thanks @lrnlab 
I’m not sure what you mean.

I have done this:
 

and the quiz question then looks like this:
 

Thanks @agreen3225 That’s exactly what I was trying to achieve.  MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!