Binary, Decimal & Hexadecimal Conversions — 1,530 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Canvas QTI Question Bank)

This bank has 1,530 fill-in-the-blank questions covering every whole number from 1 to 255, converted between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal in all 6 possible directions. Each question shows the given value with a small base subscript, for example 125₁₀, 0111 1101₂, or 7D₁₆.

Use it to build practice quizzes, homework, or exit tickets on number base conversion — no multiple-choice guessing, students type the actual answer.

What you get

• A ready-to-import Canvas QTI .zip file (allBases.zip) — 1,530 unique fill-in-the-blank questions, values 1–255, all 6 conversion directions

• 2 printable 10-question worksheets (PDF, with answer keys)

• 2 printable 20-question assessments (PDF, with answer keys)

• A PDF guide covering import steps and answer-key behavior

Print the worksheets and assessments and use them right away — no setup required.

Import into Canvas

1. In your course, go to Settings → Import Course Content.

2. Set Content Type to QTI .zip file.

3. Upload allBases.zip.

4. Under Question Bank, choose an existing bank or create a new one to hold these questions.

5. Click Import and wait for the migration status to finish.

6. Open Quizzes → Manage Question Banks to see the imported questions, ready to drop into any quiz.

How Canvas grades answers

Fill-in-the-blank answers are matched as exact text, so here's exactly what's accepted:

• Decimal — the plain number (e.g. 125)

• Binary — no leading zeros, zero-padded to 8 digits, or zero-padded to 8 digits with a space after the 4th digit (e.g. 11001, 00011001, or 0001 1001)

• Hexadecimal — all uppercase or all lowercase, never mixed case (e.g. DF or df)

In short: 11001, 00011001, and 0001 1001 all score correct for 25 in binary; DF and df both score correct for 223 in hex, but Df or dF does not.

Want more?

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