In some browsers, when using a Fill in the Blank question in New Quizzes with Answer Type 'Dropdown', if there are more possible answers than fit in the default-sized menu, there is no scroll-bar. The attached image will show this more clearly than that explanation; there were in fact 15 possible answers to choose from on that question.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a 'Fill in the Blank' question in New Quizzes
Select Answer Type 'Dropdown'
Add a large number of distractor answers (more than 7, but I don't know exactly how many; 15 will definitely show the problem)
Take the quiz on a Macbook using Safari (I don't know the specific OS or version of Safari; this was what the student who discovered the glitch told me he was using)
There will be no scrollbar on the dropdown menu to show that there are additional possible answers. It DOES work as expected using Firefox on Windows 10, to show the expected behavior.
Expected behavior:
There should be a scrollbar on the dropdown menu if there are more answers than fit in the default-sized menu.
Actual behavior:
On some browsers, there's no scrollbar.
Additional notes:
This is especially an issue if students think that they're looking at all the possible answers but the correct one is not among the visible answers, but it's an issue regardless.
Summary:
In some browsers, when using a Fill in the Blank question in New Quizzes with Answer Type 'Dropdown', if there are more possible answers than fit in the default-sized menu, there is no scroll-bar. The attached image will show this more clearly than that explanation; there were in fact 15 possible answers to choose from on that question.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior:
There should be a scrollbar on the dropdown menu if there are more answers than fit in the default-sized menu.
Actual behavior:
On some browsers, there's no scrollbar.
Additional notes:
This is especially an issue if students think that they're looking at all the possible answers but the correct one is not among the visible answers, but it's an issue regardless.