Yes/No | Scheer IMC - Customer Documentation (EN)

The "Yes/No" test question type highlights one out of two possible answers, offering a straightforward binary choice.

How It Is Built

The "Yes/No" type is configured through a tabbed structure covering the question's description, its available languages, the question content itself, the two possible answers, and their arrangement.

Description

Holds the question's basic metadata.

Setting

Description

Name

The administrative name will be used during the management of the question and when selecting questions during the creation of a test or feedback. It is based on the name shown to the learner when opening the test/feedback.

Description

The administrative description will be used during the management of the question and when selecting questions during the creation of a test or feedback. It is based on the name shown to the learners when opening the test/feedback.

Keywords

Search terms associated with the question, used to find it in the question pool.

Test Mode

The test mode describes the purpose of a test or test question. When adding questions to a test, a targeted search can be carried out with a specific learning test mode. The test mode saved in each test file includes a reference points indicating which questions should be selected.

Average Processing Time (Seconds)

The completion for test questions are added together and equate to the total completion times for the test containing these test questions. If “No time limit” is selected here, no time will be planned in for the question when adding up. This option should only be selected if, in principle, no completion time controls will be used in tests. When the test is configured to use the timer per test, this value will be used as a countdown on the question itself.
When using the question times to compute an overall test times, the value in seconds must not represent a partial minute. If the total test time results in an incomplete minute, it will be rounded to the nearest full minute.

Level of Educational Objectives

The level of educational objectives describes the reason why a question has been included in the test. When adding questions to a test, a targeted search can be carried out with a specific level of educational objectives. The level of educational objectives saved in each test file includes a reference points indicating which questions should be selected.

Active

If disabled, the question which was in its previous version added to a test or feedback, will be removed as part of the automatic update process, if configured to run.

Languages

Setting	Description
Name	The administrative name will be used during the management of the question and when selecting questions during the creation of a test or feedback. It is based on the name shown to the learner when opening the test/feedback.
Description	The administrative description will be used during the management of the question and when selecting questions during the creation of a test or feedback. It is based on the name shown to the learners when opening the test/feedback.
Keywords	Search terms associated with the question, used to find it in the question pool.
Test Mode	The test mode describes the purpose of a test or test question. When adding questions to a test, a targeted search can be carried out with a specific learning test mode. The test mode saved in each test file includes a reference points indicating which questions should be selected.
Average Processing Time (Seconds)	The completion for test questions are added together and equate to the total completion times for the test containing these test questions. If “No time limit” is selected here, no time will be planned in for the question when adding up. This option should only be selected if, in principle, no completion time controls will be used in tests. When the test is configured to use the timer per test, this value will be used as a countdown on the question itself. When using the question times to compute an overall test times, the value in seconds must not represent a partial minute. If the total test time results in an incomplete minute, it will be rounded to the nearest full minute.
Level of Educational Objectives	The level of educational objectives describes the reason why a question has been included in the test. When adding questions to a test, a targeted search can be carried out with a specific level of educational objectives. The level of educational objectives saved in each test file includes a reference points indicating which questions should be selected.
Active	If disabled, the question which was in its previous version added to a test or feedback, will be removed as part of the automatic update process, if configured to run.

Manages the languages the question is available in. Each language can be flagged as "Administrative", "Basis", or "Default", and its "Language Translation Status" is tracked (for example "Translated").

Question

Holds the content connected with the question itself, entered per language, together with the overall points awarded.

Setting	Description
Overall Points for the Question	The single point value awarded when the question is answered correctly.
Name	The displayed name will be managed in several languages and displayed to the learner when they open the question. It is based on the name used for management.
Attachment to Questions	An optional file uploaded alongside the question.
Question	The question text as it is presented to the learner.
Instructions for Online Tests	The text provided here explains to the learner how to process the question if the test is directly accessed in the system, e.g. “Click the box next to the correct answer”.
Instructions for Offline Tests	The text provided here explains to the learner how to process the question if the test is completed in a printed form, e.g. “Mark the correct answer with an X”.
Response When Answered Correctly	The text entered here will be displayed to learners after assessing the question if it has been answered correctly. The display of the response depends on the test player’s settings.
Response When Answered Incorrectly	The text entered here will be displayed to learners after assessing the question if it has been answered incorrectly. The display of the response depends on the test player’s settings.

Possible Answers

Setting	Description
Answer text	The text to be displayed as an answer option for the question is displayed here If an image area question is posed, the response option describes a selectable image area. If a series question is asked, the series of the answer options corresponds to the solution.
Upload media file	An optional image uploaded for each alternative.
Argument	The text entered here provides more detailed explanations about the sample solution.

Classifications

Applies classification categories to the question, supporting its selection and management within the wider test framework.

See Classifications

Arrangement

Controls how the question and its answers are laid out.

Setting	Description
Arrangement of Possible Answers	Presents the two alternatives in a horizontal or vertical layout.
Relating Content to Question	Positions the answer area to the left of, right of, above, or below the question text.
Placement of Media Element Related to Answer	Positions an alternative's media above, to the left of, or below that alternative.

Creating a Yes/No Question

The designation of the alternatives "Yes" and "No" can be changed to any wording, one is marked as the correct answer, and an image can be uploaded for each.

Scoring

A single overall point value is awarded for the question; there is no separate scoring per alternative for this type.

Example

"Is Mount Everest located in Europe?"

Test Questions