True / False Question

• True / False questions should be statements rather than questions. Learners can read the statement and identify it as either True or False. Ensure your questions do not read as Yes / No questions as this can confuse the learner.
• To add to the complexity of a true false question and go beyond a simple statement, you can include a paragraph that would require the learner to evaluate the truthfulness of all statements as a whole.
• Set the correct answer by populating the weighting field. If the correct answer is “True”, fill the Weight (%) text field with “100”