Follow this guide to build custom questions for your tests in EasyEnv. You can create practical challenges, multiple-choice questions, or free-text prompts.
In the Questions step of the test creator, click the blue Add Custom Question button. This opens the modal where you will define your question.
Before adding content, fill in the required fields that apply to all types:
The Challenge type creates a live console for candidates.
- Primary: Click the Primary radio button next to the recipe that will serve as the main console.
Configure how candidates will provide their answers based on the selected type:
- True-False: Use the pre-filled Options and mark the correct one.
- Text-based & Whiteboard: Provide instructions in the Question Body for candidates to type free-text or draw diagrams.
Check the Save question in the library box if you want to reuse this content later. Click the blue Add button to save the question to your test.
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