A. Multiple Choice Questions - Click on Text The adjacent picture shows a classical Multiple Choice question. Classic in the sense, that the options are text. At least one option is completely correct (Bogart) Maybe some options, be partially correct (Bergman) All the rest options are wrong We expect from the pupil to select just one option (by clicking on the text) The question is accompanied by a YouTube video, taken directly from the internet. To view the video just place the mouse over the red circle How to

A. Multiple Choice Questions - Click on Text The pupil clicked on Bergman Her choice (grey background) is partially correct Bogart (green background) is the completely correct option How to

	B. Multiple Choice Questions - Click on Media The adjacent picture shows a Multiple Choice question in which the options are pictures. At least one option is completely correct (left) Maybe some options, be partially correct (none in this example) All the rest options are wrong We expect from the pupil to select just one option (by clicking on a picture) How to
	B. Multiple Choice Questions - Click on Media The pupil clicked on the right picture Her choice (grey border) is wrong Left picture (green border) is the completely correct option How to

C. Multiple Choice Questions - True / False The adjacent picture shows a True / False, Multiple Choice question. There are only 2 options. I agree, I disagree We expect from the pupil to select one of them, according to her opinion How to

D. Multiple Choice Questions - Unlimited Multi Selection The adjacent picture shows a Multiple Choice question with the ability of unlimited multi selections. There are many correct options (3 in this example: Picasso, Dali, Klimt) We expect from the pupil to select (check) all of them, according to her opinion The only thing the pupil knows, is that the correct options are more than one The pupil can check as many options as she wants At the end, she must press the Submit button Every wrong option neutralizes a correct one. So the pupil must be very careful How to

D. Multiple Choice Questions - Unlimited Multi Selection The pupil clicked on Submit Options with green background are the correct ones The pupil gained 33% of the question points because Lenon neutralizes Picasso, so only Dali gains 1/3 of the total question points How to

E. Multiple Choice Questions - Limited Multi Selection The adjacent picture shows a Multiple Choice question with the ability of limited multi selection. There are many correct options (3 in this example: Picasso, Dali, Klimt) But, we want from the pupil to select just 2 of them (more than 1) Although she wants to check more, the pupil is restricted to check maximum 2 options An informative message is shown automatically (2 answers are enough) At the end, she must press the Submit button How to

E. Multiple Choice Questions - Limited Multi Selection The pupil clicked on Submit The options with the green background are the correct ones The pupil gained 100% of the question points How to