Gap match
The candidate drags words or pictures from a bank into gaps in a passage.
A gap match is a passage with gaps and a bank of words, or pictures, to drag into them. Unlike an inline choice, every gap draws on the same bank.
Try it
A substance that keeps both its own shape and its own volume is a , because its particles are held in .
A substance that keeps its volume but takes the shape of its container is a , whose particles are .
A substance that expands to fill its container completely is a , whose particles are .
Answering
The candidate drags a word from the bank into a gap; a word dropped on a filled gap takes its place. A word can be used as many times as its match-max allows. Once used up, it leaves the bank until a placed copy is removed. A placed word can be dragged to another gap.
qti-choices-top, -bottom, -left or -right put the bank around the passage, and the
qti-input-width-* classes on a gap set its width.
Scoring
The response is a set of pairs, each a word and its gap. Score it by Exact match on every pair, or Mapped, with points for each right pair.
In the editor
Insert adds one with a few words and gaps, and the Inline menu adds more gaps to its text. The correct answer is a grid in the properties panel: tick the word that belongs in each gap.