Passing a test

A test is a step like any other, until you get it wrong. This is the same test building a quiz wrote, taken twice: failed on purpose, then passed.

1. Read the terms before you start

A test step opens on its own front page.

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That this step is a test (1), what passing takes (2), and whether the clock runs (3). Open the screenshot larger

1. Test: and the step’s name (1).
2. Musíte získat 1 z 1 bodů pro splnění testu (2) — the pass mark the author set, stated before you commit to anything.
3. Tento test nemá časový limit (3). A test with one says so here instead.

Spustit test begins. Zpět leaves without starting.

2. Answer

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Pick one (1) of the answers (2); the point value is above (3). Open the screenshot larger

1. Answers are lettered — A, B — and chosen one at a time (1, 2).
2. Otázka 1 z 1 counts the questions, and the point value sits under it (3).

The bar along the bottom names the keys: arrows for Výběr odpovědi, space for Potvrzení odpovědi, Enter for Vyhodnotit test. The whole test can be taken from the keyboard.

A started test survives a reload. Reloading the step’s address returns to the question, not to the front page.

3. Get it wrong

Evaluating asks first: Přejete si vyhodnotit test? Odevzdáním testu potvrdíte všechny své odpovědi a test bude vyhodnocen.

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The verdict (1), what you scored (2), what was needed (3), and the way to try again (4). Open the screenshot larger

1. Bohužel jste nesplnil/a požadavky pro: and the test’s name (1).
2. Získal/a jste 0 / 1 bodů (2).
3. The threshold is repeated (3), so the gap is plain.
4. Opakovat test (4) is offered, with nothing on screen suggesting a limit on attempts.

This is what Zobrazit výsledky: skóre looks like — a score and nothing more. The author can choose to show mistakes, or mistakes and solutions, instead.

The verdict survives a reload. Opakovat test returns to the front page from step 1, and the previous verdict is gone.

4. Find out that the certificate will not come

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What is missing (1), which steps exactly (2), and the only way out of the dialog (3). Open the screenshot larger

1. Chybí vám ukončit některé kroky (1), with the rule under it: Pro dokončení kurzu je třeba mít ukončené všechny kroky.
2. Neukončené kroky lists them by name (2) — a failed test is one of them.
3. Rozumím (3) is all there is. No certificate is issued.

This is the answer to the question the earlier journeys left open. In going through a course a certificate came without answering a personal declaration; here it does not come at all while a step is unfinished. The declaration is optional; finishing the steps is not.

5. Pass it

Opakovat test, then the correct answer.

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The verdict (1), the score (2), and the step counted as done (3). Open the screenshot larger

1. Blahopřejeme. Splnil/a jste požadavky pro: and the test’s name (1).
2. Získal/a jste 1 / 1 bodů (2).
3. The lesson counter moves — 1/2 (3) — so a passed test counts as a finished step.

Opakovat test is still offered after passing.

Questions about this step

How many attempts do I get? Nothing on these screens limits them, and one retake really worked. Whether a limit exists elsewhere is not established.

Will the course finish once the test is passed? Only when every step is done. The dialog in step 4 lists what is left; here the reading step was still open, because this was a fresh assignment of the course.

Next: nothing — this is the last of the journeys. For the learner screens as a reference, see your learning; for the authoring side of this test, see building a quiz.