Numeric questions are like fill in the blank question with only one exception, the answer has to be a number or any values within a specified ranged of numbers.

For example: How many odd numbers fall in the range 0 to 10?

In this case there can be only one answer that is 5, so the teacher has to enter "0" rather than a range.

If it is required that the student should enter the exact answer in order to receive credit, then enter "0" the "Answer Range", this means that the student will have to enter nothing but the specified answer.

If the student is permitted to answer within a range say 10% + or - then the teacher should enter the variance that would be allowed.

1) Title of question : As the name suggests it requires the title of question
2) Question wording: Second is Question wording, using the text editor type the question you want the students to answer, there is also the option of randomize answers which means that the answers will appear in no particular order. If you do not want to use the word features for the editor click on TOGGLE  EDITOR which will hide all the features and will show a normal text box to type the question
3) Enter answer properties

4) Point Value : This field allows setting the points for that particular question, for example 2 points out of the entire paper