Matrix Choice
Present a matrix question where each row selects from multiple answer columns. Matrix Choice items are perfect for evaluating multiple statements against the same set of answer options, such as true/false questions or rating scales.
Behavior
- Grid-based selection – Each row (question) selects from the same set of columns (answers)
- Single selection per row – Learners select one answer column for each question row
- Two question types – Choose between Correct/Incorrect or Rating mode
- Survey mode – Option to disable grading for survey-style questions
- Per-row feedback – Provide feedback for each row when incorrect
- Overall feedback – Show overall correct/incorrect feedback
- Check answer workflow – Optionally show a “Check Answers” button
- Variable tracking – Tracks selections and correctness in variables
Inputs
Question Type (Correct/Incorrect or Rating)
- Correct/Incorrect: Traditional graded questions where each row has a correct answer
- Rating: Rating scale questions where each column has a score value
- In rating mode, all answered questions are considered correct
- Scores are assigned based on the selected column’s score value
- Useful for Likert scales, satisfaction ratings, or preference surveys
- Default: Correct/Incorrect
Answer Columns (array)
- The answer options available for each row
- Minimum: 2 columns
- Each column has:
- Column ID: Auto-generated unique identifier
- Column Header: Rich content (text, images, etc.) displayed as the column header
- Score: Numeric score for Rating mode (e.g., 1 for “Poor”, 5 for “Excellent”)
- Default: 2 columns (True/False)
Question Rows (array)
- List of questions that learners answer using the answer columns
- Each row has:
- Row ID: Auto-generated unique identifier
- Row Question: Rich content (text, images, etc.) displayed as the question
- Correct Column ID: The ID of the correct answer column for this row
- Incorrect Feedback: Message shown when this row is answered incorrectly
- Default: 2 sample rows provided
Show Check Answer Button (Yes/No)
- Whether to display a “Check Answers” button
- If “Yes”, learners click the button to verify their answers
- If “No”, answers are evaluated automatically (useful with Logic Quiz widget)
- Default: Yes
Check Button Text (text)
- Custom text for the check answer button
- Default: “Check Answers”
Survey Mode (Enabled/Disabled)
- When enabled, the matrix is not graded (useful for surveys and opinion questions)
- When disabled, answers are evaluated for correctness
- Default: Disabled
Overall Correct Feedback (text)
- Message shown when all rows are answered correctly
- Default: “All responses are correct!”
Overall Incorrect Feedback (text)
- Message shown when some rows are answered incorrectly
- Default: “Some responses still need attention.”
Use cases
- True/False questions – Evaluate multiple statements as true or false (Correct/Incorrect mode)
- Rating scales – Rate multiple items using numeric scales (Rating mode)
- Example: Rate service quality from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent)
- Example: Agreement scales from 1 (Strongly Disagree) to 5 (Strongly Agree)
- Multiple evaluations – Evaluate several items against the same criteria
- Surveys – Collect opinions or preferences without grading (Survey mode or Rating mode)
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