Working with the Fill in the Blanks Inline Quiz Element

Use inline quiz elements to quickly add questions to your existing content pages.

Christopher Mines

2026-09-04

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Step 1

Select the Add to your Page icon.

Step 2

The Add to your Page panel opens. Select the All Sections button.

Step 3

Scroll down to the Quizzes section and select the Fill in The Blanks question.

Step 4

The Build Your Question modal opens. Select the Heading text field to add an Opening. For this example, we will add the text for you.

Step 5

Select the Question Body text field to enter your question. For this example, we will add the text for you.

Step 6

Highlight or double-click a word you want to have as an option in your blank space. For this example, select the number "2".

Step 7

Select the Mark Correct Choice button.

Step 8

Select the Next button.

Step 9

We will now add Correct Values for the blank space. Select Add Another Correct Value.

Step 10

Select the text input field to type in a value. For this example, we will add the text for you.

Step 11

Select the Next button.

Step 12

There are options to control the feedback you user will receive, including Show Correct Answers and Feedback, Show Score and Show Feedback on Every Attempt. If you want to add custom feedback for your question, deselect Use Project Feedback and add your own text into the Correct and Incorrect fields. For this example, we will use the Project Default Feedback. Select Done.

Step 13

Select the Options tab.

Step 14

On the Options tab you can set the number of attempts the learner gets to answer the question, choose to show the Feedback or not as well as add a variable. For this example, we will leave the defaults that are shown. Select the Style tab now.

Step 15

From the Style tab you can choose from two different variations as well as change the color of the pulldown menus. For this example, Select the dark blue color option.

Step 16

Select the FX tab.

Step 17

The FX tab options are different in Claro and Flow. In both you can set your question to appear with an Entrance Effect. In Claro you can also set an effect Time and Direction, in Flow you can only set a Direction. In Claro you can open the timeline above the stage to set a specific timing as well as control the Properties of the timeline-controlled appearance and exit. In Flow you can set a Scroll FX so the element appears and disappears as the learner scrolls the page.