Description quiz options allow instructors to add instructions, rubrics, or other content to quizzes without requiring a student response. They function similarly to course page labels. The document provides examples of how to use description quiz options, including entering a question name and text, adding general feedback, filling in organizational tags, and including the description in a quiz from the question bank. Students will see the provided descriptive text but no answer is expected. Instructors can add further context to quizzes without using a traditional question format.

1. Quiz Question TypesDescription Quiz OptionThis is not actually a question type. Instead, it is a way to add some instructions, rubric or other content to the quiz. This is similar to the way that labels can be used to add content to the course page.

2. Examples of descriptions

3. Step1: Enter question nameThe question name is for your purposes, to help keep your question bank organized. You are required to put something in this box.

4. Step 2: Enter question textEnter your descriptive text into the question text box. This should be an informative note that does not require an answer. Students will see this text on their quiz.

5. Step 3: General feedbackEnter general feedback.

6. Step 4: Fill in tagsYou may fill in tags to help keep your question bank organized. Once completed, click on Next Page.

7. Step 5: Add from bank to quizIf it has not been added to the quiz already, your question should now be added to your question bank. It should be visible in the right column. To include this question in your quiz, check the box next to question and click Add to Quiz.

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