1. The first step to adding images into a quiz is to open the course Homepage and click Grades.

2. Click Quizzes

3. Find and click the appropriate Quiz or create a New Quiz.

4. Click Create New

5. Click New Question.

6. First, let's create a multiple choice questions with pictures in the answers. Click Multiple Choice.

7. Click and add the Question Text. 
Here we will ask, which picture shows the moon?

8. Click the first Answer Box.

9. Click the Insert Stuff icon.

10. Click the appropriate source to upload your image. In this case we will click My Computer.

11. Click Choose File.

12. Find and click on the image you want to use.

13. Click Open

14. Click Upload.

15. Click and enter Link Text. Link Text appears when you hover the cursor over the image.

16. Click and enter Alternate Text. Alternative text, or “alt text,” describes the content of images, graphs and charts. 

17. If desired, click and adjust the Image Size.

18. Click Insert

19. Click the next answer box.

20. Click the Insert Stuff icon.

21. Find the location of your image.

22. Click Choose File.

23. Locate and Click the desired image.

24. Click Open

25. Click Upload

26. Click and add Link Text 

27. Click and add Alternate Text.

28. Click Insert

29. Select the Correct Answer 

30. If desired, click Randomize Answer Order

31. Click and adjust points as needed.

32. Click Save

33. Now, let's add a True or False question with an image.
Click Create New.

34. Click New Question

35. Click True or False

36. Click and enter text into the Question Text Box

37. Click the Insert Stuff icon.

38. Click the location of your picture.

39. Click Choose File

40. Locate and Click the Image file.

41. Click Open

42. Click Upload

43. Click and enter Link Text.

44. Click and enter Alternate Text

45. Click Insert.

46. Mark whether the answer is True or False.

47. Click and adjust Points

48. Click Save

49. Click Preview to see how the questions will appear to students.

50. Click Save and Close.
That's it. You're done.

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