Graded Survey shows 5 points out of 1. Why?

I have a single question graded survey in Classic Quizzes that is set up to award 5 points to the student if they complete it. When I take the quiz as a student, however, the points show up as 5 points out of 1. Why would this be? Is it getting the 1 from the number of questions on the survey? Screenshot below.

Thanks in advance!

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I was able to recreate what you're seeing. In my testing, the problem is that the graded survey is worth 5 points, but the question itself is only worth 1 point. This is why it shows 5 points out of 1. To fix it, I edited the question to change the point value to 5 points.

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