If you do not wish to use the scoring (e. g. for polls or surveys), tick the "do not award any points" box. Otherwise, enter the default number of points awarded for a correctly answered question (ok).

Do you have a score given in the question set? The point values given directly in the question set carry more weight and "override" the ROPOT settings. For example, if you have 1 point in the ROPOT description, but you have two points ("ok 2") for a difficult question in the set, the student will get two points for a correct answer.

PozorPoints are awarded for each "ok" separately. So if you have, for example, four answer boxes in one question and the student fills them in correctly, he/she will get 4 times the number of points indicated in the ROPOT description (if you set "1", 4 points). If you want to keep the same number of points for all questions regardless of the number of "ok"s, you can do this by specifying a score in the question set. In our case, this would mean specifying 0.25 for each "ok" (ok 0.25). The value can also be specified using a percentage (ok 25%).

You can also set subtraction of points for wrong answers or unanswered questions.