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How to Create Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

Updated 1 October 2026

Fill in the Blanks questions require typed input to complete a sentence.

Steps:

  1. Click + Add Question and choose Fill in the Blanks.
  2. Type your text and insert [blank] where the input box should appear (e.g., Today is [blank]).
  3. In the answer section, type the accepted correct words. Separate alternative acceptable answers with commas (e.g., Colour, colour).
  4. Click Save and position on the timeline.

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