# Want to Test Student Knowledge? Here’s How to Add Quizzes to Your Lessons

Adding quizzes to your lessons is an effective way to test your students' knowledge and reinforce key concepts. The LDT Online Courses app allows you to easily create multiple-choice or essay-based quizzes directly within your course lessons.

### Step 1: Access the Course and Add a New Lesson

From your Shopify Admin, go to **Apps** -> **LDT Online Courses**.

Click on **Courses** in the sidebar to see a list of your courses.

Select the course where you want to add a quiz.

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Inside the course, you select the module where you want to add a quiz.

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Inside the module, you can create knowledge tests for students.

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### Step 2: Add Quiz/Tests Content to Your Lesson

In the lesson creation page, scroll down to the Contents section.

Click on **Add new content**.

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A pop-up window titled "Add lesson content" will appear.

Select **Quiz / tests** from the list of content types.

You can give the content a title, such as "Quiz/tests".

Click **Add** to include the quiz block in your lesson.

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### Step 3: Configure General Settings

Before adding questions, configure these important options for the entire quiz:

* **View mode**:
  * **Slide - Show each question**: Displays one question at a time. Ideal for focusing and avoiding overwhelm.
  * **Scrollable - Show all questions**: Displays all questions on a single, scrollable page. Good for short quizzes.
* **Student have to pass the quiz before complete the lesson**:
  * Check this box if you want students to be required to pass the quiz to complete the lesson.
* **Maximum number of retakes**:
  * Enter the number of attempts you'll allow students if they don't pass. Leave this blank to allow unlimited attempts.
* **Allow students to view a summary of the results**:
  * Check this box if you want students to see which questions they got right or wrong after submitting the quiz.

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### Step 4: Add Questions

* Click the "**Add question**" button to add questions one by one, or "[Add questions in bulk](https://helpdesk.ldtsoft.work/ldt-online-course/course-management/bulk-importing-quiz-questions-for-your-courses)" to import them from a CSV file.

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* **Select the question type**:
  * **Multiple choice**: Students select one or more correct answers from a list of options.
  * **Essay**: Students write a text-based response. (Note: You will need to grade these questions manually).
* **Draft the content for each question**:
  * Enter the question in the text editor.
  * Enter the answer options (for multiple-choice questions).
  * Indicate the correct answer by checking the box next to the correct option.
* You can reorder questions by dragging and dropping them or by using the "Sort questions" feature.

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After you have finished creating and configuring your quiz, click the Save button to publish your changes. Your quiz is now ready for your students!

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