Multiple Choice

Create single- or multi-select questions with customizable choices and feedback. Multiple Choice items are versatile and work well for knowledge checks, quizzes, and assessments.

Behavior

Single or multi-select – Choose whether learners can select one answer or multiple answers
Rich choice content – Each choice can contain text, images, or other content components
Immediate feedback – Provide feedback for each choice when selected (if incorrect)
Check answer workflow – Optionally show a “Check Answer” button for practice scenarios
Randomization – Optionally randomize the order of choices for each learner
Variable tracking – Tracks selected choices and correctness in variables

Inputs

Selection Mode (Single Select / Multi Select)

Choose whether learners can select one answer or multiple answers
Single Select: Radio buttons (only one choice can be selected)
Multi Select: Checkboxes (multiple choices can be selected)

Choices (array)

List of answer choices for the question
Each choice has:
- Choice ID: Auto-generated unique identifier
- Choice Content: Rich content (text, images, etc.) displayed as the choice option
- Is Correct Answer: Whether this choice is correct
- Feedback: Message shown when this incorrect choice is selected
Default: 3 sample choices provided

Show Check Answer Button (Yes/No)

Whether to display a “Check Answer” button
If “Yes”, learners click the button to check their answer
If “No”, answers are evaluated automatically (useful with Logic Quiz widget)
Default: No

Check Button Text (text)

Custom text for the check answer button
Default: “Check Answer”

Randomize Choice Order (Yes/No)

Whether to randomize the order of choices for each learner
Helps prevent answer pattern recognition
Default: No

Use cases

Knowledge checks – Test understanding of key concepts
Quiz questions – Assess learning with single correct answers
“Select all that apply” – Use multi-select mode for comprehensive questions
Practice exercises – Combine with Logic Practice widget for guided learning