Add a Multiple-Choice Question

In this video, you will add the first question to your quiz.

Google Forms offers several types of quiz questions.

This example uses multiple-choice questions, which give several choices but only one correct answer.

You will need to keep three browser tabs open as you build your quiz.

You may need to switch between the Google Arts and Culture content, your quiz, and this video.

You can pause the video at any time or complete the video before exploring the Palace of Versailles content and adding your quiz question.

To begin, add your first multiple-choice question.

Browse through the Palace of Versailles content to find a topic for your first question.

You can ask about the artwork, design elements, or any other features of the palace, Or about the royalty who once lived there.

When you find your topic, look for the detail that you want to use for your question.

If you cannot think of a question, find something that could be an answer first, such as Marie Antoinette or the French Revolution.

Then, decide on a question where that detail would be the answer.

Add the question to your quiz.

Then, add a clue naming the part or section of the content that your question is based on.

This will be especially helpful to quiz takers who haven’t visited the same sections as you.

Next, add the correct answer in the blank for Option 1.

Find related words to add as the other multiple-choice options.

You may need to look in more than one section.

Add the second choice for Option 2.

Continue adding choices.

You can use the Palace of Versailles content or your own knowledge as long as the choices fit the topic and make sense.

Most multiple choice questions have four or five choices.

After you have added all of the choices, choose your correct answer.

Then, shuffle your choices, so the correct answer will not always be the first choice for each question.

Now, it’s your turn.

Choose the multiple-choice option for your question, Find a topic for your question, Add your question, Add the correct answer and 3 or 4 more choices, And shuffle your choices.