True/False questions let you write a statement and set whether it is true or false. Students evaluate the statement and receive instant feedback.
Adding a True/False block
1. From your lesson, click Add block.
2. Select True/False from the block type list.
3. Write your statement in the Question editor. This is the statement students will evaluate as true or false. The editor supports rich text, images, and mathematical notation.
4. Use the Answer is dropdown to set whether the statement is True or False.
5. Set the Mark allocation for the question. The default is 1 mark.
6. Click Save.
How students see it
Students see the statement and two options: True and False. After selecting an answer and submitting, they receive instant feedback showing whether they were correct and the marks awarded.
True/False in AI-generated lessons
When you generate a lesson using AI, True/False questions may be included automatically depending on the lesson type. They work well in assessments, practice exercises, and revision activities where students need to evaluate factual statements.
Tips
Write clear, unambiguous statements. Avoid double negatives or statements that could be interpreted both ways.
Mix true and false statements within a lesson so students cannot guess a pattern.
The question editor supports rich text, so you can include formatting, images, or mathematical notation in your statement.