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I am creating a quiz question that allows free type answers.

When creating conditions to look for keywords in the answers, can I list a number of similar words, separated by a punctuation mark, in the same line?

Perhaps variation of spelling, for instance. Or do I need to list each word in a separate condition?

Am I better using the “contains” parameter or the “equals” parameter?

 

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Hi @TonyG9833 Thanks for stopping by and great question. If you have multiple words you want to use in the logic jump, you’ll need to place each of those on it’s own line/jump since it isn’t possible to separate them by commas. 

 

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Hi @TonyG9833 Thanks for stopping by and great question. If you have multiple words you want to use in the logic jump, you’ll need to place each of those on it’s own line/jump since it isn’t possible to separate them by commas. 

 

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Thank you for the clarification 

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