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• Creator can mark more than one answers as correct.

  • On marking an answer as correct, its weightage is set as 1. Which means on selecting this response, the player will get full marks allotted for the question

• The number of options that can be selected by the Player will be the total number of correct answers marked.
  Example,

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  MCQ with one correct answer. Q: What is 2 +2 ? a)4 (marked as correct answer) b)8-2 c)2*2 d)8 In this case the user will be allowed to choose only one option from the 4 options available.This works like a normal MCQ. MMCQ with 2 correct answers. Q: What is 2 +2 ? a)4 (marked as correct answer) b)8/2 (marked as correct answer) c)2*2 d)8 In this case the user will be allowed to choose only two options from the 4 options available.

• There is no logical difference between the two questions types as MCQ & MMCQ. MCQ question is an MMCQ question with just one correct answer. The two of them will be considered as a single question type only.

• MCQ (or any question) with multiple correct answers will have Scoring Logic = partial PARTIAL by default. Thus,

  • All responses marked as correct will get equal marks.The total marks of the question will be divided equally amongst all responses

  • Player will get the score for whichever option s/he has selected. There is no negative marking.

  • [Question] Should the scoring logic be present at the section level?

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Scoring Logic

• A Scoring Logic will be present at each question and question see level, which can have the following values as:

  • ALL

    • Full marks assigned only when all the correct options are selected

  • ANY

    • Full marks assigned when any one of the correct answers is selected

  • PARTIAL

    • Partial scores assigned of any one or more correct answers entered.The total marks of the question will be divided equally amongst all response.
      

• Scoring logic will be present for questions and question sets

• Default value of Scoring logic will be partial

• The behaviour of Scoring logic when a question is part of a question set, can be defined for each of the primary category
  Example,

  Code BlockFor Primary Category 1 Effective Scoring logic to be considered from the Question set ie Question Set 1 // Scoring logic = ALL Question 1 // Scoring logic = PARTIAL The effective Scoring logic will be ALL For Primary Category 2 Effective Scoring logic to be considered from the Question ie Question Set 1 // Scoring logic = ALL Question 1 // Scoring logic = PARTIAL The effective Scoring logic will be PARTIAL By default for any new Primary Category, effective Scoring logic will be from Question set

  Questions which are part of any question set  will have the effective Scoring Logic set at the immediate parent level.

  • If questions are present in a section (within a question set), the Scoring Logic of the section will be applied for all the questions in the section.

  • If the question set does not contain any sections and the questions are the immediate children, the Scoring Logic of the question set will be inherited to the questions within.

• Default value of Scoring Logic will be PARTIAL

Assumptions:

• There is no negative marking. Score is always positive.

  • In future, Score can be any number, system will award whether it is positive or negative.

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• As a creator, I will create MCQ, enter options, and mark some of the options as correct.

• When an option is marked as correct, system by default gives it a score of 1. This means that all options carry equal weightage when marked as correct.

  • In future, there will be an option to edit option level score.

• Scoring logic is turned partial will be set as PARTIAL by default. Scoring logic can be made all ALL ,or any ANY based on the scoring logic that has to be followed.

• Player will be able to select one or more responses based on the number options marked as the correct answer.