Adding Questions to a Test
How to add questions from the Question Bank to a page, reorder them, set scoring multipliers, and remove them.
Questions are added to pages inside the test editor. Each page holds a list of questions drawn from your Question Bank. You can add as many questions as needed and control how they are scored and ordered.
Adding Questions to a Page
Select a page in the navigation panel to open its editor. At the bottom of the question list, click Add to open the question picker. From there you can:
- Browse and search your Question Bank using the same folder and filter controls available in the bank itself
- Select one or multiple questions to add to the page in one action
- Add a new question directly from within the picker if the question doesn't exist yet
Added questions appear in the page's question list in the order they were added. The test-taker sees the questions in this order (unless page-level shuffle is enabled).
Reordering Questions
Use the up and down arrow controls on each question card to change its position within the page. The order updates immediately and is saved automatically.
Scoring Multipliers
Each question on a page has a scoring multiplier — a weight that scales the question's base score within the test. By default, all questions have a multiplier of 1 (no change). Adjusting the multiplier lets you make certain questions worth more or less without changing the question's base score in the Question Bank.
- Positive score — the multiplier applied when the question is answered correctly. Enter any positive decimal value.
- Negative score — the penalty applied for an incorrect answer (requires authorization). This is used in tests where wrong answers should deduct points — common in aptitude and standardized tests.
If your plan locks scoring weights, the multiplier fields are read-only and all questions are treated equally.
Removing Questions
Click the Remove control on a question card to remove it from the page. The question remains in the Question Bank — only the reference from this page is deleted.
If you need a large number of questions on a page and want some randomization, consider using a Page Builder instead of adding questions manually. Page builders let you define a pool and let the system pick questions automatically for each test-taker.