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Before reading this user guide, you should be familiar with the creation and deployment of Tests in Blackboard \u2013 see separate user guide on Blackboard Tests. How to create test questions in Excel Your test questions must be formatted in exactly the right way to be uploaded successfully. Type them into Excel with each question on a new row with each field in a new column, as shown below Do not use any text formatting (bold, italic etc.) because this will be lost when you save the file. Question Type Enter an abbreviation from this list: Question Type the question exactly as you want it to appear. Answer 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. Enter each answer exactly as you want it to appear. Multiple Choice \u2013 and most other question types \u2013 allow a maximum of 20 answers per question. Correct? After each Answer, in the next column, type either Correct or Incorrect. Need more help? 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