> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kralis.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Managing Questions and Answers

> Build a reusable question bank with correct answers and dependable ordering.

## Question workflow

```mermaid theme={null}
flowchart LR
    A[Create question] --> B[Choose question type]
    B --> C[Add answer options]
    C --> D[Mark correct answer]
    D --> E[Set order and marks]
    E --> F[Review]
    F --> G[Add to a test]
```

## Question types

Choose the type offered by the editor that matches how the learner should respond. The selected type determines whether answer options and a marked correct answer are required.

## Answer management

* Write answers so they are distinct and understandable.
* Mark the correct answer or answers according to the question type.
* Reorder options when their sequence matters.
* Update the question after changing an answer.
* Preview the result before using it in a live session.

## Question bank

The question bank keeps questions reusable. Search it before creating a duplicate, and use **Add existing question** when the right question already exists.

| Relationship     | Meaning                                                                        |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Question in test | The question is part of that test's delivered content                          |
| Related question | The question is associated for discovery or reuse                              |
| Related test     | The assessment is associated with another test; it is not merged automatically |

## AI-assisted questions

Provide enough context for useful drafts, then review every generated item. Never assume a generated answer is correct because it is marked as correct.

## Safe changes

Changing a reused question can affect more than one test. Check its test relationships before making a substantial edit. Prefer a new question when the intended wording or correct answer is materially different.