Questions are an important part of the learning process. They help to reinforce the material and encourage learners to think critically about what they have learned.
A question (or questions) at the end of a lesson is a great way to restate a key point, or to ensure a learner has understood a certain concept.
If we ask a question, we must ensure that the learner has been given the information they need to answer it.
Each question includes a hint and a solution.
The structure of a question is:
[.question]
= Question Title
Introduce the question:
* [ ] Answer 1
* [ ] Answer 2
* [x] Correct Answer 3
* [ ] Answer 4
[TIP,role=hint]
.Hint
====
A hint of what the answer is, or how to find it.
====
[TIP,role=solution]
.Solution
====
The solution to the question, or the correct answer.
====Types of Questions
Questions can be of different types, depending on the type of lesson and the content being covered.
Multiple Choice
Single, or multiple answers.
[.question]True or false
Misconceptions are common in learning, and true or false questions can help to identify these.
Free text
You can use a free text question to ask a learner to enter a specific answer. Free text questions should be used sparingly, as they can frustrate learners if the answer is not exactly what the author expected.
[.question.freetext]
= Question Title
The question text goes here.
input::answer[]
* [x] Correct AnswerComplete the code
[.question.select-in-source]
= Question Title
Use the dropdown below to complete the syntax to create a vector index.
/*select:CREATE VECTOR INDEX person*/
FOR (p:Person)
ON p.bio
OPTIONS {indexConfig: {
`vector.dimensions`: 1536,
`vector.similarity_function`: 'cosine'
}}
* [*] CREATE VECTOR INDEX person
* [ ] VECTOR INDEX person
* [ ] VECTOR person INDEXSummary
In this lesson, you learned about the structure of a question in GraphAcademy
In the next module, you will learn how to launch your course.