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Automatic Question Exclusion

Automatic Question Exclusion removes questions dynamically based on predefined conditions.

Updated 2026/04/16

This feature allows candidates to answer a required number of questions from a larger set.

Instead of answering every question, candidates choose which questions to answer.

Enable Automatic Question Exclusion to remove a set number of questions from the end of the section.

Example instruction:

Answer 3 of 5 questions:

5 questions are available

The candidate must answer any 3

2 questions can be skipped

Why this feature exists

Ensuring fairness among candidates: Candidates can choose questions based on their level.

Allowing topic choice: Candidates answer questions they are more comfortable with.

Providing alternative questions for the same skill: Different questions measure the same ability in different ways.

Example:

A section includes 10 questions. Candidates must answer 4.

They choose which questions to answer.

Important:

Candidates must answer at least N questions

Extra answers may not be counted. Instructions should clearly state how many questions to answer