Create question groups
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Speechace provides a robust way for you to manage your test content by creating different question groups for various topics, skills, and difficulty levels. This grouping allows you to streamline question management, select a specific number of questions from each group and randomize their order within those groups.
The following steps will guide you through creating multiple groups, adding questions to groups, and managing them efficiently.
While , clicking on the icon on the Create Group icon on the left side of the question field. This will create a new question group.
After the group is created, name the group by clicking on the edit icon, as shown in the image below:
Now you can start populating the question as explained in previous .
To add more question groups, click the "🟰" icon, which is highlighted in Red in the image below. Similarly, to add more questions to a specific group, click the "➕" icon, which you'll see highlighted in Blue.
Pro tip: You can add up to 10 question groups in an assessment, with a maximum of 20 questions per group.
You can manage your question groups using several actions, such as:
Collapsing or expanding a group: To collapse or expand a question group, use the icon highlighted in the image below.
Changing the order of the groups: To reorder question groups, first click the ellipsis highlighted in Red to choose the "Move" option. Then, use the Blue drag icons or arrows to arrange the groups in your desired sequence.
Deleting a group: To delete a question group, first click the ellipsis highlighted in Red and then click on the "Delete" option.
Ungrouping questions: When only one question group remains after you've deleted the others, you can ungroup the questions within it. To do this, click the ellipsis for that last group and select the "Ungroup" option, as shown in the image below. Once you do that, the final group will be removed, but all the questions it contained will be retained.
In the next , we will understand how to randomize question order in each group using the "Randomize" toggle highlighted in the image below.
Pro tip: You can drag the questions across different question groups.