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Adding a Composite

Composites allow you to add pre-defined groups of questions to your test in a single step.

Published 2026/04/16

Select and add composites from your library. A composite is a group of questions bundled together and added as a single unit.

How it works

- Browse or search your composites

- Select one or multiple composites

- Add them directly to your test page

Example:

You select a composite that includes a reading passage and related questions, then add it to your test.

Result:

All questions within the composite are added to your test page together, preserving their structure and order.

Use case

Use composites to add structured question sets quickly, such as case studies, passages, or grouped assessments.