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# How to Add/Remove Questions from a Assessment Form
1. Open the **Assessment Form** and click the **Action** button.
2. Select **Unpublish**.
3. Click the **trash can** icon next to the question you want to remove. You’ll be redirected to the **Delete Confirmation** page.
4. On the right side of the page, in the **Impact** card, select the form you want to remove the question from.
* This will remove the question *from the form only,* the original question will remain in the Question Bank.
* If you select the checkbox next to the Bank Asset, it will delete the questions from both the Bank and the Form, including all aggregate attempt data.
1. After making your selection, click **Delete**.
2. Click the **Add** button and choose **Question** (or **Existing Question**).
3. Select the checkbox next to the question you want to add to the form.
4. If you need the questions in a specific order, click the **arrow** icon and drag and drop the question into the desired position.
1. Click **Save**.
2. Click the **Action** button again and select **Publish**.
3. Choose the publication options (such as Learner/Assessor Feedback, Instructor Rationale, and Access) and click **Save**.
4. The form with the updated question(s) is now published and available for users to submit attempts..
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