Question Library: True or False Questions
True or false questions allow students choose whether a statement is true or false.
Example:
To set up true or false questions:
1. Access Quizzes or Surveys and click 
Question Library.
2. Choose True or False Question from the Create New drop-down menu, then click Go.
3. Enter a Title to easily distinguish one question from another when building new quizzes, re-using questions, and/or grading. (Titles will not appear in the final quiz.)
4. If you wish, set the Point Value and Difficulty Level of the question. (This is optional, as it does not effect how Carmen grades question.)
5. Enter the Question Text in the box provided.
6. If desired, select Add a File to associate an image with the question. You can either use an image already loaded in your course or upload a new image from your computer.
7. Choose enumeration (how you'd like answer options numbered) and the Style in which you'd like answer choices displayed (Vertical, Horizontal or from Drop-down menu).
8. Assign Weights in the boxes to the right of each answer. You can also enter Feedback for students to see if a particular answer is chosen.
If the question has only one correct answer, set its weight to 100%. If partial credit is to be given for any answer, assign its weight appropriately. The total weight may exceed 100%, but no single answer may exceed 100%.
9. If desired, add hints or feedback to a question by expanding the Question Hint and Question Feedback menus.
You must enable Hints when setting up quiz properties in order for hints to appear to students. If hints are enabled, students can click a link to receive them. (See Setting Up Quiz Properties to enable hints for a quiz.)
10. Click Preview to view your question as it will appear during use and grading. Click Save to save the question and return to the main page, Save and Copy to save the question and create a new question of the same type and that retains the copied properties, or click Save and New to continue creating questions of the same type.
