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Available Question Types for McGraw Hill Assessments

Review an overview of question types used across McGraw Hill digital assignments.

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Question Type

Description

Example

Multiple Choice

Students must identify the one correct answer from the list of choices provided.

 

Short Answer

Students must provide a text answer.

These require manual scoring.

 

Fill-in-the-Blank

Students must provide a text answer in the provided blank spaces.

 

Essay

Students must provide a text answer.

These require manual scoring.

 

Cloze

Students select a correct answer from a drop-down list to complete a sentence.

 

True/False

Students must correctly identify as true or false.

 

Multiple Choice, Multi-Select

Students must identify the one or more correct answers from the list of choices provided.

 

Equation Entry

Students use math tools to write the correct equation.

 

Matching

Students must identify the corresponding answer choices from a list.

 

Bucketing

Students place the correct answers in the correct buckets.

 

Ordering

Students arrange a list of choices in the correct order.

 

Select Text

Students select a paragraph, sentence, word, or phrase to answer the question.

 

Image Labeling

Students enter labels on areas indicated on an image.

 

Choice Matrix

Students select the correct options in the table.

 

Instructions

Instructions that provide information before a group of questions.

 

Grid-In

Students answer a math question utilizing drop-down lists.

 

Audio Recording

Students record an answer rather than entering text.

These require manual scoring.

 

Number Line

Students enter the answer by plotting coordinates on the provided number line.

 

File Upload

Students submit a file with their completed work to submit to the teacher for review.

These require manual scoring.

 

Drawing

Students answer the question by using the drawing tools to draw on the image provided.

These require manual scoring.

 

Coordinate Grapher

Students use the provided coordinate graph to place plot points to answer the question.

 

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