I think that that is an inherent problem with drag and drop -- each correct answer has a unique place. If you stack them, it uses some method to figure out which one of in the stack to use. Check my posting "Tips & Tricks Repository" http://community.trivantis.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=2083&PN=1 and check the Question Choice(Answer) page to see what you get back in a drag and drop question. Each drag item is paired with a unique drop location. It is much like a matching question. Big question I have for you is when the learner drags more than one item to the same place on the screen, how can he/she tell which is which? i.e. what if they change their mind and want to move it to the second location and there are already several on top of it? Seems like they are all piled one on top of another and you can't really see which is which nor would they be able to grab a specific one and move it.I have one workaround, not the best, but it will depend on your answer here.Waiting for your response. Cheers, Ben
