A Categorization Exercise made with JMatch

Drag-and-drop exercise

    
Drag each word over to an appropriate category.

This is a test exercise

This exercise contains a number of key features demonstrating the version 7 JMatch enhancements. It has the following complex features:
  • Multiple instances of the same category on the left, with multiple instances of words that can match with each instance of some of those categories.
  • Multiple instances of the same word on the right, where each can match with a different category (smell = noun, smell = verb).
  • Distractors on the left for which there are no matches on the right.
  • Distractors on the right, for which there are no matching categories on the left.
  • Shuffling of the left items as well as the right items.
  • A configured setting to show a limited number of items every time the page loads, so some must be discarded from each side.
  • A reading text.
  • A timer.
This is how the exercise works:
  • It ensures that any randomly-reduced selection of items has at least one correct configuration that can be accomplished.
  • It marks each individual answer correct according to whether it is a good match or not, but also marks the exercise according to whether all the matches are correct or not.
  • It retains the positions of already-matched items whenever the window is resized, including cases of bad matches which have been marked by checking the answers.
noun
verb
noun
verb
noun
verb
adverb
article
noun
verb
noun
verb
thought
think
speech
speak
sight
see
thoughtful
visual
smell
smell
record
record