@@ -67,8 +67,13 @@ All problems on the edX platform have several component parts.
above) and the explanation (see 10 below). The instructor sets whether
the **Show Answer** button is visible.
#. **Attempts.** The instructor may set a specific number of attempts or
allow unlimited attempts for a problem. By default, the course-wide **Maximum Attempts** setting in Advanced Settings is null, meaning that the maximum number of attempts for problems is unlimited. If the course-wide **Maximum Attempts** setting is changed to a specific number, the **Maximum Attempts** setting for individual problems defaults to that number, and cannot be set to unlimited.
#. **Attempts.** The instructor may set a specific number of attempts or allow
unlimited attempts for a problem. By default, the course-wide **Maximum
Attempts** advanced setting is null, meaning that the maximum number of
attempts for problems is unlimited. If the course-wide **Maximum Attempts**
setting is changed to a specific number, the **Maximum Attempts** setting
for individual problems defaults to that number, and cannot be set to
unlimited.
.. image:: ../Images//AnatomyOfExercise2.png
:alt: Image of a problem from a student's point of view, with callouts for
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Maximum Attempts
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This setting specifies the number of times a student is allowed to attempt answering the problem. By default, the course-wide **Maximum Attempts** setting in Advanced Settings is null, meaning that the maximum number of attempts for problems is unlimited. If the course-wide **Maximum Attempts** setting is changed to a specific number, the **Maximum Attempts** setting for individual problems defaults to that number, and cannot be set to unlimited.
This setting specifies the number of times a student is allowed to attempt
answering the problem. By default, the course-wide **Maximum Attempts**
advanced setting is null, meaning that the maximum number of attempts for
problems is unlimited. If the course-wide **Maximum Attempts** setting is
changed to a specific number, the **Maximum Attempts** setting for individual
problems defaults to that number, and cannot be set to unlimited.
.. note:: Only questions that have a **Maximum Attempts** setting of 1 or
higher are included on the Student Answer Distribution report that you can