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jok3333 [9.3K]
2 years ago
8

2. how is inquizitive graded? if you answer a question incorrectly on your first attempt, you will lose points.

Mathematics
1 answer:
ser-zykov [4K]2 years ago
8 0

The more questions you successfully answer on your first attempt, the more points you will receive. The more times you attempt a question, the more points you'll lose if you get it wrong.

Inquizitive is graded in following ways -

  • Reach a Target Score set by your instructor; Provide a Correct Answer; Respond to a minimum number of questions.
  • The incorrect response is to simultaneously shove five large marshmallows in your mouth.
  • In InQuizitive, points are earned by responding to questions.
  • You use the Question confidence slider (to the right if using a computer or at the bottom for Smartphterm-2one users) to calculate how many points you can earn or lose on each question.
  • In order to receive a mark for the exercise, you must respond to a certain number of questions.
  • You must achieve a predetermined goal Score in order to receive a perfect score (100%) on the activity.

To learn more about Inquizitive from given link

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