Per-Question Analytics

Per-Question Analytics is the detail view for one question — open it from the question's editor in the Question Bank to see not just how it scored, but what candidates actually chose.

Where to find it

There's no standalone page for this view; it's embedded in the question editor itself, scoped to whichever question you have open.

Filters

Narrow by test, task, and date range. The folder filter is hidden here since the question is already fixed — folder only matters when comparing across many questions.

The score chips

Average score, P-index, and D-index are shown as chips at the top. D-index appears greyed out if it can't be computed yet — the same single-test requirement as in Question Analytics applies: pick one specific test in the filter to see it.

Choice and match distributions

Below the score chips, the view shows where candidates actually put their answers:

• Multiple choice questions — each answer choice shows the percentage of answered attempts that selected it, so you can see at a glance whether a wrong option is drawing away candidates who should know better (worth checking whether it's ambiguously worded), or whether one distractor is never chosen at all (not doing its job).
• Match questions — the same idea per item/option pairing: which pairings candidates actually made, not just whether they got the whole question right.

A question mark placeholder appears for a choice or option while its distribution data is still loading.

If one distractor in a multiple-choice question is picked almost as often as the correct answer, that's usually a wording problem in the distractor, not a knowledge gap in your candidates — worth a second look before you read too much into the question's P-index.

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