This autosave period can be changed, or the setting disabled completely, from Site administration>Plugins>Activity modules>Quiz>Autosave period. Quiz autosave is enabled by default, with the default time period set to 2 minutes. If Moodle detects that the student's Internet connection has dropped, and the Quiz autosave feature is enabled, a warning message is displayed, prompting the student to make a note of recent responses. A warning will pop up telling you you can no longer change your answers. Click on 'Submit all and finish' to have your quiz scored.Click on any question page number or 'Return to attempt' to go back to the quiz.The 'Summary of attempt' page - reviews the questions and alerts you to questions not attempted.To finish the exam,click 'Finish attempt' in the navigation block of 'Next' on the last page of the exam.A dependent question is shown in grey with a padlock icon.After saving an essay question, it is shown with the bottom half grey.After viewing a description, it is shown with the bottom half grey.Questions on the current page are shown with a thicker border.A flagged question is shown with a red triangle at the top right.Click on the 'flag' in the box next to the question to put a temporary marker on it.Click on the 'Next' button at the bottom of the page to see the next page of questions.Click on the quiz link on the course homepage and read the information to check you're in the right quiz.2.2 Messaging students who haven't completed a quiz.

2.1 Commenting on or regrading responses.

1.4 Saving questions and returning later to a quiz.

1.3 Results in a quiz using CBM (Certainty-based marking).

For that, we can create a state which is an array. Now, we dont need to know the colors in the state, we just need to know if the question has been attempted or not. This way you don't have to check for a string, and in general, it is more oriented. Where correct is the index is of the correct option. Since you share the same state for all buttons, clicking the right/wrong button will update all of them.Ģnd of all, I'd recommend you change from this: options: ,

handleButtonA(e, q.answers)}>įirst of all, your code won't work with multiple questions. and the logic gets even uglier.Ĭould you please help me out of it? const questions = [Ĭonst = eState('gray') but lets say down the road, I have to have questions that contains more than 2 options like 3, 5, or even more. otherwise, red and correct buttons into green.įor now, it is working as it should. What I need is, when the user clicks one of the options, if it is correct, then make the button clicked into green background. I was wondering if you could help me make my code better. I believe the code is not scalable and concise enough.

The red button quiz