Add Incorrect Answer Values
When creating statements, you will also define statement blanks to designate the correct answers. If you want to increase the difficulty of the fill-in-the-blank learning activity, you can also create incorrect answer options, as defined in this task. For example, a fill-in-the-blank slide could contain three statements with one blank each, the three correct answers, one incorrect answer, and the instructions: 'Complete each statement by dragging the correct answer onto it.' In this example, a trainee must drag the three correct answers onto the corresponding statement blanks and ignore the incorrect answer. In fill-in-the-blank learning activities, incorrect answers serve only to increase the difficulty of the exercise.