[QTI] Multiple textEntryInteraction or fill in the blanks kind of questions

[Uma Abhyankar]

Hello,

Sorry for sending my previous email in html format
earlier.

Please refer to my multiple fill in the blanks
question below:
  I think my format in QTI is incorrect as the answers
can be input in any order by the student. Currently I
have bound each response identifier to a specific
answer. (also the baseType should have been string?)
  I am not sure how to specify in responseDeclaration
and responseProcessing that the answers can come
unordered however they should be unique.
 I have read that gapMatch may help for fill in the
blanks, but in this case, I dont know if it would?

Please help, this question is kind of stopping me
proceed ahead :-(

Thanks again
Uma

--- Uma Abhyankar <uma_ab at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>    
>   I was having doubt for writing fill in the blank
> question that contains multiple blanks. For
> instance,
>   Question: Human being has 5 senses ____, _____,
> ____, ____ and _____
>   Answer: taste, touch, sight, smell, hearing
>    
>   QTI2.1 format
>   ---------------------
>   <responseDeclaration identifier="RESPONSE1"
> cardinality="single" baseType="identifier">
>       <correctResponse>
>          <value>taste</value>
>       </correctResponse>
>   <responseDeclaration identifier="RESPONSE2"
> cardinality="single" baseType="identifier">
>       <correctResponse>
>          <value>touch</value>
>       </correctResponse>
>   ..... (SO ON FOR REMAINING responses)
>    
>   <itemBody> 
>    <p> Human being has 5 senses 
>     <textEntryInteraction
> responseIdentifier="RESPONSE1" expectedLength="60">
> ,
>     <textEntryInteraction
> responseIdentifier="RESPONSE2" expectedLength="60">,
> 
>     <textEntryInteraction
> responseIdentifier="RESPONSE3" expectedLength="60">,
>     <textEntryInteraction
> responseIdentifier="RESPONSE4" expectedLength="60">
> and
>     <textEntryInteraction
> responseIdentifier="RESPONSE5" expectedLength="60">
>    </p>
>   </itemBody>
>   -----------------
>    
>   Does the question written in qti 2.1 look okay? If
> so, I was wondering how to write the response
> processing part?
>    
>   If not, is there a simpler way to write the above
> question in qti2.1?
>    
>   Please help, thanks in advance
>   Uma Abhyankar.
> 
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