Texas Instruments TINSPIRE Teacher Software Guidebook - Page 320

Multiple Choice Select one or more answers from the list depending on the question type. Multiple choice questions allow for the possibility of either multiple correct responses or a single correct response. If multiple answers can be given, the response will be in the form of a check box. If only one answer is allowed, the form will be an option button (also known as a radio button). Note: If you want to change your answer in a check box, select the answer again and the selection will clear. It works as a toggle. For option type questions, select a new option to mark. The previous one will clear. Software: ` To answer the question, use your mouse to select the answer. Handhelds: ` You can use the touch pad as you would a mouse. Alternately, you can press e to navigate to your question and then press ·. Example of multiple choice questions with boxes (1) and option (2) buttons: 1 2 Note: Here are a few other examples illustrated in the preceding image. In the first example, because there are more choices than what is seen on the screen, the scroll bar is displayed. It is important that you verify you are seeing all possible responses before choosing your answer Handheld: The first picture is also an example of how the screen appears on a handheld as compared to the software. The tabs at the top are used to navigate to the different questions (pages and problems) when using a handheld. Software: The software uses the scrollbars or the page sorter in the Documents Tool bar. 308 Using Question for Students