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USING CAPTIVATE

Creating a Quiz

Last updated 9/28/2011

2 Double-click the placeholder question and replace it with your question.

3 Specify the number of hotspot areas you require in the Quiz Properties panel (the Answers field in the General

accordion). You can add a maximum of 10 hotspot areas to a slide.

4 Add objects to the slide, for example, images, that you want to use as hotspots, and position the hotspot areas on

these objects.

5 For each hotspot area, set the properties (such as, fill, stroke, correct answer) using the Property Inspector. For

more information, see

“Set hot spot properties” on page 183.

6 Do the following in the Quiz Properties panel:

• To disable mouse clicks on slide areas other than hotspots, click Allow Clicks Only On Hot Spots.

• To customize the animation that appears when users click a hotspot, click Browse, and select the animation.

Set hot spot properties

Click the hotspot area and do the following in the Property Inspector:

1 In the General accordion:

If clicking the hotspot is to be marked as a correct answer, (in the General area of Property Inspector).

• Click Correct Answer if the hotspot is to be marked as a correct answer when users click it.

• Click Show Hand Cursor Over Hit Area to make the hand icon appear when the mouse is moved over the

hotspot.

2 In the Fill & Stroke accordion:

• To change the default border color, select the hotspot and then use the Stroke option.

Note: The border color isn’t displayed if the frame width is set to zero.

• Enter a number or use the slider to set the thickness of the hotspot border.

• To change the default, use the Fill option.

Note: The fill color isn’t displayed if the alpha is set to 0%. In the Color menu, specify a value for alpha. An alpha

value of 0% creates an invisible (or transparent) fill; an alpha value of 100% creates an opaque fill.

3 To apply a shadow effect to hotspot area, click Enable in the Shadow accordion.

4 In the Transform accordion, specify the exact size and position of the hotspot area.

5 Click , where available, to apply the properties to multiple hotspot areas on the slide and across the project.

Sequence question slides

A sequence slide provides a list of items to be arranged in the correct order. For example, you can display a list of Polish

kings and ask the user to arrange them chronologically.

1 Insert a sequence question slide ((Quiz > Question Slide > Sequence).

2 On stage, type the question replacing the dummy text.

3 Enter the list in the correct order. Adobe Captivate shuffles the answers in the list and displays them to users in

random sequence.

4 In the Quiz Properties panel, specify the number of choices as Answers in the General accordion.

5 In the Answer Type list, specify the mode in which you want your users to arrange the answers in the list.

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