Single Choice Set
The Single Choice Set content type chains a series of single-answer questions with automatic advance: answering one question moves on to the next by itself. The AI generates the questions, their answers, and the grading configuration of the Moodle activity.
AI-generated configuration
| Setting | Description | Possible values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of questions | How many chained questions the set contains. Exact requested quantities are generated exactly. | No documented cap | 3 to 6 when no quantity is requested |
| Answers per question | The correct answer plus the distractors of each question. This is a hard cap: requests above 4 answers are trimmed. | Maximum 4 (1 correct and 1 to 3 distractors) | 1 correct plus 1 to 3 distractors |
| Grade to pass | Minimum grade of the Moodle activity, taken from the set's pass score. | Number matching the requested pass score | 70 |
| Maximum grade | Maximum grade of the Moodle activity. | 100 (not modified) | 100 |
| Grading method | How the activity grade is determined. | Highest grade (not modified) | Highest grade |
Generated content
- The chained questions, each one with:
- Its statement.
- Its single identifiable correct answer.
- Its distractors (1 to 3 incorrect options).
- When a syllabus or source document is uploaded, the questions, correct answers, and distractors are drawn strictly from it.
Rules and behavior
- The series advances automatically: answering a question moves on to the next one without extra clicks.
- Each question has exactly one correct answer and at most 4 answers in total — that cap is hard, so asking for six options per question still produces at most 4.
- Questions have no cap: a high requested quantity (for example 25) is generated exactly.
- It is a scored type: the activity always gets its Grade to pass set (70 by default), while the Maximum grade stays at 100 and the Grading method stays at Highest grade.
Example prompts
Without syllabus
A basic series with the default question range and the Grade to pass set:
I need an H5P single choice set for the Music Theory course that reviews the rhythmic figures and their duration: whole note, half note, quarter note, and eighth note. Short questions with a single correct answer.
A set with an exact number of questions and distractors per question:
Build an H5P single choice set on the instruments of the symphony orchestra for the Music Appreciation course: exactly five questions, and have each one carry three incorrect options besides the correct one.
With syllabus
A long series covering the whole uploaded document, with the answers-per-question cap applied:
Make me a really long H5P single choice set covering the complete document I uploaded: twenty-five questions reviewing all its units, and have each question carry six answer options.