Question groups align with one common stimulus, such as pictures, passages, or audio. These question types are common in social studies, ELA, and science.
You can tell a question is part of a group by the “X out of Y” label next to the question title:
You can save each question to a folder, assign it, or practice it as a standalone question.
How to Assign Question Groups from the Assignment Builder
Click the Home tab, click Create New, then select Assignment.
Select Add Questions +.
Find questions using the Standards or Subjects & Topics search, then click Apply.
Click Add to include the question groups you want in the assignment.
Select Done Adding and then move into Recipient Settings to add a title, recipients, and a due date.
Click Assign.
Note: Using the Quick add questions feature and randomizing questions will not keep your question groups together or include all questions within your assignment.
For a more detailed explanation of how to use the Assignment Builder, visit our step-by-step guide.
How to Assign Question Groups from a Library Subject
From the Library, select a subject.
Within the subject, select the questions you want, or the entire question group.
Click Assign, then click Assign your selection.
Complete the Recipient Settings by adding a title, recipients, and a due date.
Click Assign.
Note: When you select questions and assign or add them to a folder, they will stay in a question grouping as long as the question order is not randomized. Smart assign does not ensure questions remain in order.
Learn how to add questions to a folder.