LearnPress – Sorting Choice Question

An add-on for LearnPress that adds sorting and ordering question types to quizzes, letting students arrange items into the correct sequence by dragging them.

Version4.0.3
Last UpdatedJanuary 9, 2026
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

This plugin is an add-on for LearnPress that brings sorting and ordering question types into your quizzes. Instead of only standard multiple choice formats, students arrange items in the correct sequence by dragging elements. Full credit is awarded when every choice is placed correctly.

Key Features

  • Sorting question type – Adds sorting and ordering questions to LearnPress quizzes so students place items into the right sequence.
  • Drag to arrange – Students move elements by dragging them, which makes the question more hands-on than picking a single answer.
  • All-or-nothing scoring – A student earns full credit only when every choice is in the correct position.
  • Assess performance – Results from these questions can be used to gauge how well students are learning.
  • More question variety – Extends assessment beyond the usual multiple choice formats available in LearnPress.

Who Is It For

It is aimed at LearnPress course creators and instructors who want quiz questions that go beyond standard multiple choice. It suits anyone building online courses where students need to demonstrate they can put items in the right order.