Implement Text Response Question

Text response questions let students write explanations analyzing static content like diagrams or images. Build a question with one or more prompts, attach static content, and configure text boxes where students submit open-ended answers. This approach captures reasoning beyond multiple choice.

Yes. Text response questions support optional explanation prompts that guide students to justify their reasoning. Configure separate prompts for the main response and optional follow-up justification to scaffold deeper thinking on static analysis tasks.

Text response questions work with static diagrams, images, and text-based scenarios. The card-based layout renders your content alongside configurable text input fields, making it suitable for analysis tasks where visual or textual stimuli require written explanation.

Text response questions use persistent, card-based layouts that remain consistent across instances. Configure your prompts and response boxes once; the layout persists, letting you reuse the structure for similar static-content analysis tasks without rebuilding each question.

Single-prompt questions ask students one question about static content and collect one written response. Multiple-prompt questions present several analysis questions or a main prompt plus an explanation follow-up, letting you assess reasoning depth and multi-part understanding in one question.

Text response questions have no dependencies and require no external setup. Provide your static content (diagram, image, or text scenario), configure prompts and response boxes, and deploy. The basic implementation renders immediately without additional tools or configuration.