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Text questions are very simple. There is a prompt, and the user is expected to type in an answer. The administrator developing the question only needs to provide a prompt; no further configuration is necessary.
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Number Range Questions
Integer Number Range questions ask the user to select a number on a scale. The administrator developing the question must provide a min (minimum) and max (maximum) number. The user filling out the form can then select any number as low as that minimum and as high as that maximum. The default range is between 1 and 10, but you can modify it to better suit the question.
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Yes/No Questions
Boolean Yes/No questions are very simple. The user has two choices: Yes /True and or No/False. The administrator developing the question only needs to provide a prompt. Like other types, users can choose not to answer a Yes/No question as long as the administrator does not make the question required.
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Multiple Choice Questions
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Once you’ve selected the multiple choice option from the list, a textbox will appear. Enter the first possible option in the textbox, then click the green Add Option button beneath it or hit the [Enter] key.
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Once you’ve done that, the option will appear above the textbox, and the textbox will clear, allowing you to continue adding options. If you’d like to remove an option, click the X on the right side of the option box.
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Agree/Disagree
Agree/Disagree question type allows you to quickly setup a multiple choice question that has a very common response. The responses are:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A or not enough information
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