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<\/a><\/p>\nSo, my question is: Does this question suck? If yes, tell me what sucks about it. <\/p>\n
I’d be more specific, but I”m trying to gauge if the compromise works not. Suffice it to say, I’m not really asking for proof-reading. If there’s a fixable typo, I want to fix it, so let me know. But if the the thing I consider sub-optimal doesn’t make it actually suck, I’m going to go ahead and make a bunch of these. <\/p>\n
(BTW: there are lots of things good<\/I> about this question. The formulas question permits lots of randomization, so as coded this question has 5*2*4*4*4*2 variants. It can ask for the impulse or the change in momentum, it has different exponents on the powers, it has different coefficients and so on. So I would really like for the thing that bugs me to be something that most people think doesn’t suck. But if it sucks, I don’t want to make a while bunch of these.)<\/p>\n
Update<\/b>: Thanks to Bernat Martinez<\/a>, I can now avoid the thing I<\/I> thought sucked. Here’s a different question. Notice the answer options now contain units. Yay! I’m trying to create multiple choice questions using the “formulas type” question in moodle. I’m force to make a compromise and I’m trying to decide if the compromise is sufficiently bad to make the question “suck”. So, my question is: Does this question suck? If yes, tell me what sucks about it. I’d be more … Continue reading Does this question suck?<\/span>
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