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How to show correct and incorrect answers to multiple answer test?

How to show correct and incorrect answers to multiple answer test?

I’m in the process of converting a paper-based test to an online one. One particular test is giving me significant pause for thought. It’s a multiple answer, "check all that apply" question based on a statement. The user selects …

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