You can create feedback for any individual response to a question. A response is an answer that the student chooses or types. Each response can display its own feedback.
In the following example, note how each response has its own feedback. In this example, if a student selects an incorrect response, they will see feedback for that specific response and also the feedback for the other incorrect response.
The following screenshot shows a multiple choice question that uses several kinds of feedback. You're seeing this question from the course creator's point of view and not from the student's. First, you can see general feedback—The truth is, most New Yorkers have never even thought about the "missing Fourth ...
