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This article is about creating a test in a Scholar Original View course. For creating tests in Ultra courses, refer to the documentation here. 

Creating a test in Scholar is a two-step process. You need to both create the test, and deploy it to a content area.  The easiest way to create an entirely new test is to create the point to which you’ll deploy the test, then build the test.

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Here, you can give your test a name, add a description of the test, and add instructions to the students.  When you’re done adding the information, click “Submit” to start building your test.

Adding Questions

You’ll then be taken to the Test Canvas.  To add a question, hover over “Create Question” to open the menu.

You’ll see the list of possible questions:

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In the Options section, you can choose to have the answers display randomly.  In the Answers section, enter the potential answers.

For both multiple choice and true/false questions, select the radio button next to the correct answer.  Multiple answer questions are identical to multiple choice questions, but you may select one or more checkboxes to indicate correct answers. When you’ve selected the correct answer,  click “Submit”.

Matching

Matching questions are created with answer pairs.

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Enter the question in the first box, and the answer to match in the second.  You can also have multiple questions use the same answer by clicking on the “Reuse answer choice from” box, and selecting the appropriate question.  At the bottom, you can check “add unmatched chioces”  to add distractor choices.  Once you have the question set up, click “Submit.”

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank questions require the students to supply an answer which is automatically checked by Scholar. Add the answers in the Answers section:

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