Matching Questions and Game Mechanics

The video tutorial introduces new features in quizzes, focusing on matching and reorder questions. It explains how matching questions work by aligning prompts with answers, which students then match. An example game is shown, demonstrating the use of images in matching questions. The tutorial concludes with an introduction to reorder questions, highlighting their similar setup to matching questions.

What new types of questions are available in the paid version of Quizzes?

• Fill in the blank and essay

• Matching and reorder

• Multiple choice and true/false

• Short answer and long answer

In the matching questions feature, how are the prompts and answers aligned in the teacher version?

• Horizontally

• Vertically

• Diagonally

• Randomly

What do students need to do with the jumbled prompts and answers in the matching questions?

• Match them by color

• Drag them together

• Type them out

• Click on them

In the example game mentioned, what were the items that needed to be matched?

• Books and their authors

• Foods and their names

• Countries and their capitals

• Animals and their sounds

What was the narrator's concern while playing the example game?

• The game had no pictures

• Not being able to match some items correctly

• The game was too long

• The game was too easy

How is the setup of reorder questions described?

• Similar to fill in the blank questions

• Exactly the same as multiple choice questions

• Somewhat similar to matching questions

• Completely different from matching questions