How to Take a Test, Quiz, or Exam in Moodle

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Locate the quiz you want to take and click on the name.

A screenshot of a "User report" page for "Taylor Johnson" within the Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) learning management system. The page lists various "Grade Item" entries under a "JMoore Sandbox," including "Course total," "Manual Grade test," quizzes ("Lab Safety & syllabus Lab Quiz 1" and "Plagiarism Quiz"), forums, and assignments ("Day 2 Assignment" and "Day 2 Individual Assignment: Essay Draft for Review by Professor - due by 11:59 pm tonight"). The left sidebar shows navigation links related to OCCC courses and sections.

Notice that there may be a time limit or grading method listed!

Carefully read any pop-up statements, and click "Attempt quiz" when ready.

Click "Attempt quiz"

A screenshot from the Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) learning platform showing the details page for the "Lab Safety & syllabus Lab Quiz 1". The description notes that users must complete the Syllabus and Safety Lab quiz, have 3 attempts to get the best score, and that the quiz is worth 10 points. It also mentions waiting until a lab meeting before attempting it. Key settings are displayed: Attempts allowed: 3, Grading method: Highest grade, and Grade to pass: 6.00 out of 10.00. A button to "Attempt quiz" is visible.

Answer each question. Click "Previous page" to go back to the previous question or "Next page" to move forward. If a time-limit was set, it will appear above the question area.

After you have answered the last question, click "Finish attempt".

A screenshot from the Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) learning platform showing two multiple-choice questions from the "Lab Safety & syllabus Lab Quiz 1." Question 9 asks the user to agree or disagree with the policy that missed exams are zeros and late exams/arrivals result in a 10% and 5% grade reduction, respectively. Question 10 asks the user to agree or disagree that attendance is not mandatory in lectures but is mandatory in Lab IS, with a 5% final grade reduction for each absence after two excused absences. Both questions are worth 1.00 point and are yet to be answered.

Click "Submit all and finish".

A screenshot from the Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) learning platform showing the "Summary of attempt" page for the "Lab Safety & syllabus Lab Quiz 1". The quiz has 10 questions listed in a table, and the Status for every question (1 through 10) is listed as "Answer saved." At the bottom of the summary, there are two buttons: "Return to attempt" and "Submit all and finish."

Click "Submit all and finish".

A screenshot of the Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) learning platform showing the "Summary of attempt" page for the "Lab Safety & syllabus Lab Quiz 1" with an overlaid modal dialog box. The dialog box is titled "Submit all your answers and finish?" and contains the warning: "Once you submit your answers, you won't be able to change them." The two buttons presented are "Cancel" and the blue-highlighted "Submit all and finish." The quiz summary behind the box shows all 10 questions have the status "Answer saved."

Be sure to click "Submit all and finish" or your quiz will not be submitted!

If you need any assistance, please feel free to reach out to the Center for Learning and Teaching by emailing [clt@occc.edu](mailto:clt@occc.edu) or by calling 405-682-7838!

How to Take a Test, Quiz, or Exam in Moodle

Mrooms3

Locate the quiz you want to take and click on the name.

Notice that there may be a time limit or grading method listed!

Carefully read any pop-up statements, and click "Attempt quiz" when ready.

Click "Attempt quiz"

Answer each question. Click "Previous page" to go back to the previous question or "Next page" to move forward. If a time-limit was set, it will appear above the question area.

After you have answered the last question, click "Finish attempt".

Click "Submit all and finish".

Be sure to click "Submit all and finish" or your quiz will not be submitted!

If you need any assistance, please feel free to reach out to the Center for Learning and Teaching by emailing [clt@occc.edu](mailto:clt@occc.edu) or by calling 405-682-7838!