Just created this Formative as part of a HyperDoc lesson I am working on.
https://goformative.com/formatives/yCH5QTqhMGqNXPSjy/view
https://goformative.com/clone/GMCZMA
Here is the HyperDoc if anyone is interested.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Jra0JIHqs70-HCCK6zH3NGbHO69U5gxRaR2kMYb0nmA/edit?usp=sharing
@msashlylcot Thanks a lot. An excellent and attractive example! Hurray, science has entered the community, finally 
I took a look at it. You have a good variety of questions and options. What is the length of this assignment? 1 class period, multiples days?
The lesson will probably cover a number of days. I anticipate about 3-4 class sessions for the entire HyperDoc.
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Love the transition titles…It really helps the students be able to see the different parts. Looks great 
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Thank you for sharing your formative. Looking forard to using this in my classroom.
Like the mix of questions. One thing that I have added to worksheets from publishers is the answer from the answer key. My school does not pay for the premium version so by adding the “Google-able” answer and adding a * to it it clues me into that students are copy/pasting work.
Thanks for sharing your resources. Regards
I’m a math teacher, but your HyperDoc has inspired me to add more color to my Formatives. I might even set up my units as HyperDocs! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome. I would love to see what you come up with. I teach math as well, but to be honest, I have not done anything too creative with my math Formative lessons at this point, but I definitely may explore that option in the very near future. I have, however, made math hyperdocs. Feel free to check out some of the ones I have made on my website. https://sites.google.com/view/hyperdocsforadulteducators/math
That’s awesome. Thanks!
Like the mix of questions and the transition titles! Would this be group self paced work?
It was a little of both. I have them do the science experiment at the same time, but the rest of it was self-paced.