How to Create Questions and Using the Answer Key in Google Forms?

After generating the quiz with Google Forms Quiz, you can easily distribute it over Gmail and have students respond directly from their inboxes. You're giving your pupils an arithmetic quiz in one of the Google Form Quiz instances. After that, you may have your quiz responses loaded into Google Sheets automatically for later analysis.

This new built-in tool streamlines the design and management of quizzes while also introducing additional features. Teachers can define correct responses, points, and automatic feedback for correct and incorrect responses.

Before Google published this improvement to Forms, teachers could utilize add-ons like Flubaroo to create quizzes in Google Forms.

Creating Questions and Using the Answer Key:

In a Google Forms Quiz, you can use a variety of question kinds. In terms of how the Answer Key works, each one is a little different.

1. Click on the + to add a question.
2. From the menu, select the sort of inquiry you want to make.
3. Write your question.
4. Add answer choices.
5. Click on Answer Key.
6. Determine the value of the question in terms of points.
7. Select the correct answer.

Quiz Results:

The quiz’s results can be viewed in a variety of ways:

For Students-

Students will be able to see their findings immediately after submitting their answers if you choose the "Release grade" option to "Immediately after each submission, "View your score."

You can also send an email to the students with their grades. Students will have to wait for you to email them their grades if you set the "Release grade" option to "Later, following manual review." In the General settings, select "Collect email address."

For Teachers:

Your graded quiz results will be displayed in the “Responses” tab of your Google Form. This will include:

Google Forms Quiz:

• The typical quiz grade.
• The average quiz score.
• The grade range for the quiz.
• The pattern of grades is shown by a bar graph.
• A list of the most commonly overlooked questions.
• Individual student results.
• Item analysis for each question, indicating how frequently
• each response was picked.

Adding Feedback to Answers:

When students finish the quiz, click Add Answer Feedback in the Answer Key to leave feedback on their responses for them to see.

• A comment, a URL, or both can be used to provide feedback.
• Both correct and wrong replies can receive feedback.

How to Make Google Forms Quiz for Friends?

Use a Google Forms Quiz to see how well people remember information, whether you’re evaluating your employees or just generating a fun quiz for friends and family.

• Create a quiz in Google Forms
• In the template chooser, click Blank Quiz.
• Add a quiz title and description.
• Select a quiz format using the arrow keys.
• Enter your questions and answers.
• Click Settings > Quizzes, then Save after specifying when to release grades and what responders can view.
• At the top, click Send.

You may also make a quiz out of an existing form. Simply open the form you want to convert, navigate to settings > quizzes, and then click Make this a quiz and save.

How to Make a Google Forms Self-Grading Quiz?

You can create a Self-Evaluation questionnaire in minutes with Google Forms. When students have completed the quiz, click Add Answer Comments in the Answer Key to provide them with feedback on their responses.

Next to your quiz, a default title and description box will display. By clicking, you can change the quiz title and, if desired, add a description.

A default question will appear when you begin creating your Google forms quiz. There are more than a dozen question types to pick from, including short answers, multiple-choice, and linear scales.

After that, put your question in the box provided. Select "Multiple Choice" from the drop-down menu and type the question in the appropriate field.

Mark the question as required by selecting "Option 1" for the first available response and then "Add Option" for other responses.

Click "Answer Key" to provide the correct answer(s) and perhaps a point value. When you select "Done," the question is completed.