Test Authoring: Test Maker
- Create question banks (qbanks).
- Populate qbanks with any of TG's 11 question types.
- Manually create or import questions into qbanks.
- Create one or multiple tests from one or multiple qbanks.
- Create one or multiple sections within a test and…
- Import questions from one or multiple qbanks into individual sections within a test.
Test Wizard
- Manually import questions into a test from one or multiple qbanks or...
- Select one or multiple qbanks, and a set of questions from each qbank
11 Question Types
Test authors can make a test using any combination of these question types.
- Multiple Choice questions can have up to ten answer choices, one correct answer choice.
- Check Boxes questions can have up ten answer choices and more than one correct answer.
- True/False questions have two answers, True and False. The answer text can be modified to allow for a true statement and a false statement – one correct answer choice.
- Fill in the Blanks questions offer up to 10 choices. The test taker types in their answer in the blank/blanks provide by the test author.
- Short Answer questions require the test taker to type in an answer to the question. The test taker can receive credit for entering one of multiple variations/spellings/etc. of the answer.
- Ordering answers must be selected in a specific order.
- Point and Click questions contain a static image containing one or multiple hot spots. The test taker selects their answer by clicking on the image to mark their answer.
- Essays are useful for fact-based or critical thinking test items. Answers can be a word, phrase, sentence, paragraph or lengthy essay. Essay questions are scored manually.
- Numeric question types are similar to Short Answer questions but require numeric instead of text answers.
- Likert questions allow you to design a question based on a scale of answers.
- Matching questions have a content area and a list of names or statements which must be correctly matched against another list of names or statements.