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Question Type Google Form

The document outlines various question types available in Google Forms, including Short Text, Multiple Choice, Scale, Checkboxes, Grid, Paragraph Text, and Choose from a List. Each question type has specific instructions on how to set it up, including where to input the question title and additional help text. The document serves as a basic guide for users to effectively create forms with different question formats.

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Question Type Google Form

The document outlines various question types available in Google Forms, including Short Text, Multiple Choice, Scale, Checkboxes, Grid, Paragraph Text, and Choose from a List. Each question type has specific instructions on how to set it up, including where to input the question title and additional help text. The document serves as a basic guide for users to effectively create forms with different question formats.

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GOOGLE FORMS BASICS: QUESTION TYPES

There are a variety of types of questions that you can include in your form. Each has a slightly different
use. Here is a breakdown of each type of question.

SHORT TEXT: Participant types in response


Here is what a “Text” question looks like.

Type the question in the “Question Title” space.

If you need to include further instructions, type it in


“Help Text”.

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Participant selects one thing from 2 or more choices


Here is what a “Multiple Choice” question looks like

Type the question in the “Question Title” space,


and any further instructions in “Help Text”.

Type your choices in this section. When you type


in the last space, a new one will generate.

Click “add other” if you want them to be able to


add an answer

SCALE : Participant rates one thing on a scale that you determine


Here is what a “Scale” question looks like

Type the question in the “Question Title” space,


and any further instructions in “Help Text”.

Select how many places you want in your scale.

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GOOGLE FORMS BASICS: QUESTION TYPES

Type in a descriptor for the highest and


lowest rating.

CHECKBOXES: Participant selects as many items as needed from a list


Here is what a “Checkboxes” question looks like.

Type the question in the “Question


Title” space, and any further
instructions in “Help Text”.

Type your choices in this section. When you


type in the last space, a new one will
generate.

Click “add other” if you want them to be able


to add an answer

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GOOGLE FORMS BASICS: QUESTION TYPES

GRID: Participants rate a multiple items using the same scale or categories
Here is what a “Grid” question looks like.

Type the question in the “Question Title” space,


and any further instructions in “Help Text”.

Select how many places you want in your rating


scale.

Type your descriptors for the rating scale here.

Type the items that your participants will be


rating here. If you type in the last row label, a
new one will appear.

PARAGRAPH TEXT: A paragraph text question is similar to the short text except participants can write
more in their answers.
Here is what a “Paragraph Text” question looks like.

Type the question in the “Question Title” space. If


you need to include further instructions, type it in
“Help Text”.

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GOOGLE FORMS BASICS: QUESTION TYPES

CHOOSE FROM A LIST: This item is similar to a multiple choice question. Participants can only select 1
answer. However with “Choose From a List” the choices are displayed as a drop down menu. This allows
you to conserve space if you have many possible answers.
Here is what a “Choose from a list” question looks like.

Type the question in the “Question Title” space,


and any further instructions in “Help Text”.

Type your choices in this section. When you type


in the last space, a new one will generate.

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Unported License.

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