> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.uflo.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Written Responses > Explain your answer and include the supporting work Written-response questions give you an editor for explanations, calculations, and supporting work. Follow the question's instructions about what to include. ## Write Your Response Click the response editor below the question and type your answer. If your instructor has provided a starting response, edit or complete it as directed. Close-up of the response editor with an explanation of average speed and the + and six-dot controls visible. Close-up of the response editor with an explanation of average speed and the + and six-dot controls visible. Show the reasoning, calculations, or evidence the question requests. You can combine text with [equations](/general/tools/math-editor), [drawings](/general/tools/whiteboard), or [uploaded images](/general/tools/uploading-images). If the question asks for a document or source file, [attach it to your response](/students/assessments/questions/file-attachments). On a new line, open the **+ menu** and choose the tool you need. See the [editor guide](/general/tools/using-the-editor) for formatting and arranging blocks. Close-up of the editor’s + button and open menu, showing Math Editor, Attachment, Image, and other tools. Close-up of the editor’s + button and open menu, showing Math Editor, Attachment, Image, and other tools. Read your response against the question. Include units, labels, and explanations where requested. Make sure any images or attachments contain the work you want assessed. Average-speed question followed by a written response showing distance divided by time, 150 metres divided by 10 seconds equals 15 metres per second, and a sentence interpreting the result. Average-speed question followed by a written response showing distance divided by time, 150 metres divided by 10 seconds equals 15 metres per second, and a sentence interpreting the result. Upload work you created elsewhere instead of pasting a link to it. External links are not graded. ## Common Questions Yes. [Upload a clear photo](/general/tools/uploading-images) alongside your explanation. If the photo is on your phone, use [Upload From Phone](/general/tools/uploading-from-phone). Your assessment may have copying and pasting disabled. Enter your response directly in the editor.