You will first be asked the number of the last question to which the weight factor applies, then asked for the weight factor itself. This is best shown in an example. Example You give a 20-question test, for which there are a total of 100 points. The first 10 questions count twice as much as the second 10 questions. Since there are two sets of consecutive questions with the same weight, you would want two weight factors.
All questions have only one correct answer, and no adjustment is made for wrong answers.
You will be able to change an answer on the key, specify that more than 1 answer is correct, delete a question from grading, or change a weight factor. Give the number of the question for which a change is to be made. If the answer to the question number entered above was wrong on the key, use option 1 to change the answer on the key. Option 6 allows you to delete a question from grading. The question whose number you entered will be completely ignored when calculating students' grades on the test.