Lt Question Types

Lt lessons include different types of questions and activities. Read the instructions for each question, enter your response, and follow your instructor's guidance for checking and submitting your work.

Check your answer

If a question includes a Check Answer button, select it to see the feedback provided for that question. Feedback may include whether your answer is correct, an explanation or a hint.

Check the instructions before confirming an answer. Feedback and the number of attempts depend on how the question is set up. Do not assume you can change your response after checking or committing it.

Written questions

For a text question, select the answer box and write your response in your own words. Follow any instructions about what to include.

Multiple-choice questions

Read the question and select the appropriate answer or answers. Some questions allow one selection; others allow several. Follow the question instructions and the selection controls shown.

Example multiple-choice question with an answer selected.

Example multiple-choice question. The number of selections allowed depends on the question.

Labels, categories and drag-and-drop questions

Place labels in the correct locations

Drag labels to the locations requested in the question. There may be extra labels or locations, so check the instructions before deciding which to use.

Example drag-and-drop question with labels and target locations.

Sort items into categories

Move each required label into the appropriate category. Some questions include labels that should remain unused. If Check Answer is available, use the feedback to review your response.

Example categories question showing labels sorted into groups.

Label an image

Place the requested labels in the marked locations on an image, following the question instructions.

Example image-labelling question with marked locations for labels.

Table and spreadsheet questions

Select the editable cells and enter the requested responses or data. Depending on the question setup, you may also be able to add rows or columns, change formatting or perform calculations. Some cells or controls may be read-only.

Example table question with cells for entering responses.

The available editing controls depend on how the table question is configured.

Upload and annotate image questions

These questions ask you to mark, draw on or add notes to an image. You may be given an image or asked to upload your own.

Example upload and annotate image question.

  1. Add the image if required. Use Change Image when available. Use a JPEG, PNG or GIF file smaller than 5 MB.
  2. Annotate the image. Use the available drawing, arrow, text and eraser tools. Choose the tool settings needed for your response. Use Undo or Redo to revise changes while editing.
  3. Finish editing. Select Done, then check that your annotations appear in the question.

Example image annotation tools for drawing and adding notes.

Start Over clears your work. Use it only when you intend to clear the current image and annotations. Read the confirmation before proceeding.

Get help

Ask your instructor if you are unsure what a question requires or which submission steps to follow. You can also read about checkpoints in Lt or visit Lt student support.