Your instructor may include a rubric as part of your assignment. The Rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor will use to grade your assignment. Before submitting your assignment, you can use the Rubric to evaluate your own work and make sure your assignment fulfills your instructor's requirements.

Note: Not all assignments may include a rubric.

You can create a question in a quiz that does not include answers or point values. A text (no question) quiz question can be used as a preface to a quiz or a group of questions within a quiz. You may wish to use this type of question to include a passage of text, image, or video that will be referenced in subsequent questions.

Note: All questions placed in question groups are shuffled when they appear in students' quizzes. Placing a text (no question) quiz question in a question group will likely disrupt your intended question order.

You can view results after one or more students have taken the practice quiz.

Notes:

• Students do not receive a grade for practice quizzes, even though the quiz results display the number of points earned in the quiz.
• Practice quizzes do not appear in the Syllabus, the Gradebook, or SpeedGrader.
• To view responses to essay questions, view individual submissions or download the Student Analysis report.

You can see graded or ungraded survey results after one or more users have taken the survey.

Notes:

• Graded surveys display in the Gradebook and SpeedGrader, while ungraded surveys do not.
• The Item Analysis report is not available for surveys.
• You can filter survey statistics using the first 10 sections of your course.

A Likert scale question is a list of statements with response points that indicate agreement. Canvas' Multiple Dropdown question type can be used for Likert-style questions in Surveys.