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In the Matching question type, participants must correctly pair items from two lists, which can be composed of text or images.
To set it up, enter your matching pairs into the “Option” and “Match” fields.
If you want to include images, click the image icon next to the text field to upload them
Match many
The Match Many feature allows people to match a single option with multiple correct matches.
This is particularly useful when one item can logically connect to several others.
For example, in a language learning session, a word might be matched with multiple synonyms, or in a business context, a key competency could be linked to several relevant job roles.
Used in quiz
The Match question type is quiz-compatible. Here are two simple examples of use.
Regular match example
Question: Match the following countries with their capitals.
Option: France → Match: Paris
Option: Japan → Match: Tokyo
Option: Canada → Match: Ottawa
Option: Norway → Match: Oslo
Match many example:
Question: Match the following sports with their associated equipment.
Option: Tennis → Match: Racket, Ball
Option: Football → Match: Ball, Goalpost
Option: Basketball → Match: Ball, Hoop
