# Fill In Multiple Blanks

## Fill In Multiple Blanks

           Filling in answers in multiple blank spaces allows students to correctly fill in the blanks. You can specify which part you want the students to fill in by using \[ ] and entering the correct answers in each respective position.

Foe example : "Roses are red, violets are blue". Replace the desired words with symbols \[ ] for students to fill in the blank spaces. It will look like this Roses are \[1], \[2] are blue.  When displayed, the content within \[ ] will be transformed into blank spaces.

**Answer Configuration:** Type the answers in the blank spaces below according to the positions created. Number 1: "red", and Number 2: "violets".  Example is shown in the image below (Thai).

### Creating Fill In Multiple Blanks

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### The Display Page of Fill In Multiple Blanks เรียบร้อยแล้ว  (student's view)

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### The Display Page of Fill In Multiple Blanks เรียบร้อยแล้ว  (student's view)

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