Add a Multiple Choice Question Component

When I'm creating/editing a multiple choice question (knowledge check), is there a way to change the Text that says Multiple choice on screen? I've edited it in properties to say Question 1 of 6, but it always shows up as Multiple Choice on the stage.
 

Hello,
When using the multiple choice activity on a regular page (the one from Engage -> M/C), when using custom feedback, the feedback shown is alwayscorrect feedback. Oddly enough, the "Try again" button will appear, but it shows the Correct feedback when is should show the Incorrect feedback.
In case it matters, I'm using the Flow Storytelling template.
 
Thanks!
 
 

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Thank you!
Kim
 

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