Practice Questions fractions format

[Munini-M]

Hi, anyone working to create practice questions for fraction lessons who can help me with something.

What type of interaction did you choose for the answers? I chose text input with the 'is equal to at least one of...without taking case into account' condition. Then i added an element where i put the correct/ incorrect answer.

Is this okay or did you choose a different interaction? If you have any pictures could you share them please.

[successoghogho]

Hi @Munini-M I'm working on percentages practice questions.
These are some of the things my lead mentor said about creating practice questions

1. I would advise you check the practice questions excel sheet for fractions that they sent to you.
   You are expected to frame your questions, they way they framed theirs in the excel sheet for fractions, so it can be consistent

2. The type of input field you are to use depends on the type of questions,
   you can use multiple choice questions or type input like you have used now, or you can even sorting options method.depending on how the question is framed and how best you think you the student should answer it,

If you don't have the excel sheet for fractions ask the mentor that onboarded you for the practice questions

[Munini-M]

Thanks for your input.
However, Im working on questions with one answer for some questions but since it's a fraction the number input interaction doesn't allow fractions to be written. The only other interaction ive seen accept the answer is the text input one. It's why im asking clarification for this specifically.

When i worked on multiplication i didn't have any problems since the number input interaction was sufficient.

Edit: the type of interaction isnt in the sheets, unless i missed it.

[seanlip]

You should use Fraction Input if the answer is a fraction.

[Munini-M]

Thank you Sean.

I hadn't noticed the extra choices earlier.

[successoghogho]

Hello @Munini-M
The interaction to use for the fractions practice questions is "fraction input" you can find it by clicking on the (math tab) next to the (commonly used tab)
View this screenshot

If you still need further clarification you can tag our mentor's @AddisalemB and @Kebith

Hope it helps you