Interactive question types for every learner

Design even the most simple of question types the way you want with flexible layouts, multi-select, and alternate response options.

Deliver multiple choice questions in a variety of ways. Choose from a standard layout, choice matrix, or rating scale.

Create fill in the blanks questions using text, images, dropdowns, labelling and drag and drop functionality.

Easily create small or large passages of text that students can respond to by choosing missing words, or adding text themselves.

Create an image question that lets learners interactively add labels with drag and drop, drop down, or manually input text.

Save time marking, with answer classification, matching, and ordering – all scored instantly.

Allow learners to drag and drop responses into categories or have learners pair responses with the correct item in a static list.

Let learners arrange items into their correct order by dragging and dropping with the sort list question type. Reorder words, paragraphs of text, or sentences within a paragraph with the order list question type.

Complex questions made simple, from fractions to algebraic matrices. Create quickly and easily, and score with confidence.

Math learners can respond to math questions, or fill in the blanks, using our flexible on-screen formula keypads.

An insightful question type to show worked answers. With the math essay question type, students can input text and math formulas within the same response.

Easily set and score advanced questions on molecular, empirical, and condensed structural formulas.

Science learners can respond to chemistry questions, or fill in the blanks, using the flexible on-screen chemistry formula keypad.

Perfect for showing worked answers, the chemistry essay question type allows students to input text and chemical formulas within the same response.

Generate complex charts and graphs however you like, and deploy smart scoring that accommodates multiple possible answers.

Students can easily show their knowledge by creating bar charts, line charts, histograms, dot plots, and line plots.

Allow students to to plot points, lines, and shapes on a coordinate grid.

Enable students to drag predetermined points or text responses onto a number line or have the learners plot points. Great for math, science, and history questions.

Using the fill shape question type, students can drag and drop different sized parts into a circle, grid, or rectangle, as a response to a question, or to complete the shape in degrees, percent or fractions. Great for math subjects and much more.

Perfect for language assessment, you can embed audio and video in your questions, and even capture students’ spoken responses.

Enable students to record and submit audio and video responses. Especially useful for language assessment, the embedded recorders can record, save, and playback students’ responses.

With this feature you can easily embed a selection of audio and video player types with customizable UIs. A great way to make content more engaging for learners.

Learners can upload a variety of file types easily within the learning experience to show work, submit a document, or submit an image.

Make it easy for students to select their answer, or mark up an area of content with highlight functionality.

Allow students to easily highlight preconfigured words, sentences, or paragraphs by just clicking on the text.

Students can annotate or add a freehand drawing on an image that is uploaded by them or alternately by the question author, creating more possibilities to personalize responses.

Use the shading or hotspot question types to let students select defined areas of a grid or image. These can be used for a variety of questions, from math and geography assessments to corporate training and more.

Make it easy for students to create and submit essays using rich text question formats. You can even set and manage word counts.

Question types for all written response questions. Capture long-form responses with a choice between rich text capabilities and simplified formatting or capture short text responses.

Equip students for technical or math-based questions with digital tools such as calculators, protractors, or rulers.

Provide rulers and protractors as part of a question stimulus, or add your own custom images. Students can then easily drag, rotate, and interact with them on screen.

Easily include the right calculator for your content in just a few clicks.

You get full control over the rendering of the response area, the user interactions, and the scoring. Responses for custom questions can be saved and resumed later, and the score results can be included in Learnosity’s reports right alongside our standard question types.

Most questions can be automatically scored in real-time on submission by our smart rule-based scoring engine – for low stakes tests, it happens live in the browser. Find out more about Learnosity Assessments auto-scoring and the powerful Learnosity Math scoring engine.