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# How to use questionnaire answer environment

### Introduction

Students interact with CodeChum's questionnaire environment whenever they answer programming items in activities created by their teacher. 

As a student, it would do you good if you get familiar with how CodeChum's questionnaire environment works and how to use it well so you can be ultra ready for your next CodeChum activity!

### Typical Questionnaire Environment Anatomy

A typical CodeChum questionnaire environment looks like this and has the following parts in it:

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1. **Questions** - you need to answer all of these questions to receive all the points for this item.
2. **Item Navigation** - one of the cards located at the top right corner of the screen, which shows a list of all the items in the activity, providing you seamless navigation from one item to another.
3. **Bottom Navigation** - located at the bottom of the screen, it enables seamless navigation between items by simply clicking the prev and next buttons
4. **Messenger Support** - located at the bottom left corner of the screen, this allows you to communicate with our Customer Support Team for assistance with any concerns you may have regarding our app.

### Types of Questionnaire Questions

Here are the types of questions you might encounter in the questionnaire environment and how to answer them:

* **Multiple Choice - T**hese questions present you with several options.
  * **Single Answer -** Select only one option that best answers the question.&#x20;

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  * **Multiple Answers -** Select all options that apply (more than one may be correct).

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* **Identification -** These require you to type in the correct word, phrase, or value in a the text box.&#x20;

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* **Essay -** These questions need longer, paragraph-style answers. Use complete sentences and explain your thoughts clearly.&#x20;

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### Tips

To maximize the potential of our questionnaire environment, here are some tips to up your coding experience:

1. Always answer all the questions within a questionnaire item to receive all the points for that item.


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