Guide to Using Matrix Questions in Forms Exams

Feature Summary

Matrix questions group several sub-questions into one large question block with a more appealing visual style. This feature is commonly used for personal information sections or exam sections. The question type for each sub-question can be configured independently.

Feature Specifications

Steps

Add a Matrix Question

Entry Point
Edit tab -> Other Question Types -> Matrix Question button

1. Click the Edit tab at the top.
2. Expand the Other Question Types area in the left panel.
3. Click the Matrix Question button to add a matrix question to the exam.
4. Enter a main title in the question editing area, such as "Please fill in the following information".
5. Add sub-questions, such as name, age, and gender. The question type for each sub-question can be configured independently.

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between a matrix question and a regular question?

• Solution: Matrix questions group several sub-questions into one large question block with a more appealing visual style. This is suitable for scenarios such as personal information sections or exam sections, making related questions visually more unified.

Q2: Can different question types be set for sub-questions within a matrix question?

• Solution: Yes. Each sub-question in a matrix question can be configured with a different question type independently. For example, you can use a fill-in-the-blank question for name, a numeric question for age, and a single-choice question for gender.

Q3: What scenarios are matrix questions suitable for?

• Solution: Matrix questions are commonly used in scenarios where multiple related questions need to be integrated, such as personal information collection, exam questions, and evaluation forms.

Notes

• Matrix questions group related questions together for a more appealing visual style.
• Each sub-question supports independent configuration of question types and required options.