Flexible input order

Matching blanks to responses

Every blank in the Fill in the Blanks question default relates to a single response. But sometimes this one-to-one relation is too restrictive. Examples are questions where students have to provide multiple inputs that share a common property, such as:

• "The divisors of 10, other than 1 and 10, are ___ and ___"
• "The coordinates of the zeroes of $f(x)$ are ___ and ___ "

In the first example, one student can answer $2$ in the first blank and $5$ in the other blank. Another student might swap these inputs. You want to mark both answers as being correct.

Figure: Relating blanks to multiple responses.

You can relate a Math input blank to multiple responses from the blank settings. Click on other responses to add them to the list.