Moodle quizzes can look simple, but many courses use shuffled answers, multi-page attempts, review restrictions and mixed question types inside the same activity. That makes Moodle one of the platforms where structured parsing matters more than raw page text.

QuizSolver works best when it reads the current Moodle question block, detects the answer format and stores the result with enough context to review it later.

Try QuizSolver in practice

Open the safe demo, launch the extension panel and walk through sample questions without spending credits.

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Moodle layouts that matter

Some Moodle courses show all questions on one page. Others split the quiz into pages or use one question per screen. The extension should solve the visible question only and avoid bundling navigation text, page numbers or unrelated review labels into the AI prompt.

  • one-page attempts
  • multi-page attempts
  • shuffled options
  • review pages with saved feedback

Shuffled answers and multiple attempts

When Moodle shuffles answers, option order is not a reliable identifier. QuizSolver compares the text of each visible option and asks AI to reason over the actual choices, so an answer saved from one order does not blindly map to a different order.

Question types supported

Typical Moodle quizzes mix radio choices, checkboxes, dropdowns, short answers and matching-like layouts. If a question includes an image, chart or embedded document, FocusScan can capture the exact region that contains the missing context.

Review after submitting

Moodle review screens are valuable study material. Save explanations, compare them with instructor feedback when it is visible and build a practice set from the questions that took the longest or had the weakest confidence.