The Sequencing question type is used when the user needs to place items in the correct order.
In practical staff testing scenarios, you often need to check not a single fact, but the correct sequence of actions. When a learning management system is being set up, this question type helps reinforce knowledge of the order of steps, instructions and workplace scenarios.
When Should You Use It?
Choose this type when the sequence of actions, stages or decisions matters.
Examples:
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checking knowledge of the correct sequence of procedure stages;
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the order of actions in an emergency;
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the sequence for approving a document;
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steps for working with a client.
How Do You Set It Up?
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Choose the
Sequencingtype. -
Add the items in the correct order.
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For each item, enter text or add an image.
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To change the sequence, move items up or down using the controls.
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Click
Save.
What Does the User See?
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the user sees the sequence items;
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they change the order of items using the up or down controls;
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after the answer is submitted, the system compares the answer order with the order configured in the builder.
How Is It Marked?
The question is marked automatically and is included in the test percentage result.
Marking works on an all-or-nothing basis. If one item is not in the correct position, the answer is considered incorrect.
Nuances and Limitations
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at least two items are required;
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an item can be text, an image, or both text and an image;
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if the order is not unambiguous, it is better to choose a different question type.
What Should You Check Before Publishing?
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the items are in the correct order;
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each item has text or an image;
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the sequence does not allow several correct versions.