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[Created] 12-Mar-2007 17:09 [Number] 73CH6A2575 [Status] Closed [Issue] 
Please explain to us how D2L scores a Multi-select question so we can better understand how to use the tool. Doug has a question with four correct answers and 12 possible answers. To keep students from simply selecting all questions to get the correct three answered, he selected "right minus wrong." The student correctly selected 3 answers and was awarded 2.67 points by D2L. There is supposed to be a total of 4 points but we thought there would be 2. Right minus wrong indicates three correct but one wrong choice subtracted should yield a 2, right? If you want, please check Janice Bell's question 1 of the quiz "Quiz over Production and Distribution." There is a note that says graded by Doug Needham which was placed there after he changed the answer to 2; he changed it back to machine grade so you could see the answer and help us understand what's happening. Thanks for you help.
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