Single-choice image question offers a set of possible answers in the form of images with only one correct answer.
Use single-choice image questions to check if learners can visually recognize the correct answer.
How to create a single-choice image question in Easygenerator
You can select this or any other type of question from different places within your course. It can be from the general "Add item" button, as well as the "Add" one that appears when a page is opened:
Or you can click on the plus sign (+) in between pages/sections and inside sections where it says "Add page":
Once you've added the question, you can include a question title and, optionally, a question instruction.
Click on the first option at the top of the image answer to add or upload images (260x260 px) for the answer options. You can upload an image from your computer, your image library, stock images library, or add via the link.
Note: If you need to create more options, click on the + button and set the correct responses.
If you need to crop or resize the image, click on it and use the toolbar at the top to make the necessary changes.
Create feedback for correct and incorrect answers.
Add a voice-over (Optional)
You can reorder, delete, and copy the answer options at any step of creating the course. Hover over the answer option block and use the icons that will appear to the left of it.
Notes:
You can drag and drop an image as well as copy the image from your device with Ctrl+C/Cmd+C, select the image block so it becomes blue, and paste the image here with Ctrl+V/Cmd+V.
Keep in mind that if you replace the image with this option, the alternative text you added to the image before will disappear.
Important: Copy-pasting images is not applicable in the Firefox browser
Tips for writing good single-choice image questions
The question instruction should be meaningful and state a specific problem that focuses on the learning objective.
Do not use negative phrases unless it's absolutely necessary. They confuse the learners. Use them only when the learning objective requires it. And, emphasize it with italics.
A good question instruction should ideally be a question and not a partial statement.
The answer options should be credible. The incorrect options should act as plausible distractors. If the alternatives are not reasonable, then the correct answer is evident. You do not want the learners to be able to guess it easily.
Keep a consistent visual design (style, color, spacing, typography).