In the Moodle section from which you would like to copy questions:
1. In the “Administration” block, click on “Export” in the “Question bank” menu.
2. Choose “Moodle XML format” and select the category you would like to copy from the “Export category” drop-down menu; click on the “Export questions to file” button.
3. Save the file to your desktop.
4. Go to the Moodle section to which you would like to copy the questions.
5. Click “Import” in the “Question bank” menu.
6. Choose “Moodle XML format,” and make sure the “Default” course level category is chosen for the “Import category” drop-down menu.
7. Click “Choose file…” to open the “File picker” window.
8. In the “File picker” window, click “Choose File” to browse and select your exported Moodle questions file, then click “Upload this file.”
9. Click “Import,” and you will see a preview of the imported questions.
10. Click “Continue” to proceed to the category containing the imported questions.
NOTE: At this point, you have only copied the quiz questions, and must still create a new quiz and load in the copied questions.
To add the copied questions into a new quiz:
1. Go to the home page of your Moodle course section and click “Turn editing on.”
2. Click the “Add an activity or resource” link in any section where you would like the link to your quiz to be displayed.
3. In the “Add an activity or resource” window, choose “Quiz” and click on the “Add” button.
4. Give your quiz a Name, Open and Close Dates, and set any other desired configurations.
5. Click on the “Save and display” button at the bottom of the page.
6. Click on the “Edit quiz” button; in the “Select a category” drop-down menu in the purple box on the right, select the (newly imported) question category.
7. Check the box to the left of the questions you would like to add to the quiz, or check the box at the top of the column to select all.
8. Click on the “Add to quiz” button.
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