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Understand your score and the correction

Read your quiz score, see the correction when your teacher shows it, and start another attempt if allowed.

Written by Romain Morvant

After you send the attempt, Raison shows your score. This page explains how to read it, when you see the correction, and whether you can try again.

Quiz results page with the score, the number of incorrect answers, and Review your answers with each question's status and correction

Read your score

You see a percent: how many answers were Correct, out of the total. Answers that are only partly right do not count as correct. Counts can also show how many were Correct or Incorrect.

If you left the tab on a quiz where that ends the attempt, or if time ran out, the results still show.

See the correction when it is there

Some quizzes show each question again, with Correct or Incorrect. Others only show the score. That is a teacher setting.

When the list is hidden, you may still get a short overall comment. When the quiz already tells you if you were right as you go, that overall comment is skipped.

Try again

If your teacher allows another try, you can start a new attempt. If this quiz is one attempt only, opening it again shows that you already used it.

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