Implement Multiple Choice Question

Multiple choice questions let students select one correct option from several choices with optional explanations. This Skill automates question creation by rendering options as radio buttons or clickable cards, capturing the selected answer, and optionally displaying reasoning for the correct choice to support learning across subjects like math, science, and language arts.

Yes, this Skill supports optional explanation cards tied to answers. After a student selects an option, an explanation card can display reasoning or justification, helping them understand why an answer is correct and reinforcing conceptual understanding.

Options can be text, graphs, or images. The Skill renders accessible option controls via radio buttons or clickable cards, allowing educators to design questions that combine text with visual elements like diagrams or photographs for richer assessment across disciplines.

The Skill maintains internal state for the selected option and stores explanation text when provided. State updates wire directly to interactivity controls, letting you log or validate responses as part of quiz and exam workflows.

Yes, multiple choice assessment applies broadly to math, science, language arts, and other subjects. The Skill's core structure—single selection, optional reasoning, and accessible rendering—remains subject-agnostic and integrates at the pattern level for flexible educational use.

No external dependencies or components are required. This Skill provides single-choice question functionality with built-in radio button or card rendering and explanation support, ready to integrate directly into assessment and quiz workflows.