I suggest that you test this by logging in as teacher in one browser, and student in another, because you will need to keep changing one option, and see what effect that has from the student's point of view. 1. As teacher, create a quiz. For simplicity, don't set a time limit or a close date. 2. Add a Cloze question ( http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/Embedded_Answers_%28Cloze%29_question_type#Examples ), and then add a couple of other questions on the same page, for comparison. (E.g. a shortanswer and a multiple-choice.) Make sure these questions have feedback for individual choices / answers. 3. Now attempt the quiz as student and submit it, so you are looking at the review page. 4. Now, as teacher, go to the quiz settings form, and set different combinations of the Review options, Later while the quiz is still open. You should particularly focus on the Whether correct, Marks, Specific feedback and Right answer options. 5. For each combination of options, re-load the student's review page, and make sure that the right bits of the feedback are visible or hidden. Note that for Cloze, the feedback is in a tool-tip that only appears when you mouse-over parts of the question.