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#EF
#TGETTING ANSWERS
#C2,R5
In this Chapter we will look at ~HQuizzes~N and ~HTests~N. A ~HQuiz~N consists of up to
ten ~HQuestions~N which are matched with their ~HAnswers~N. A ~HTest~N consists of up to
ten ~HMultiple-choice Questions~H, each with up to six ~HAnswers~N to choose from.
Each ~HTest Question~N can also contain a ~HHint~N. Answers are presented in random
order so are different ever time the ~HQuiz~N or ~HTest~N is taken.
Both ~HQuizzes~N and ~HTests~N can have a ~HDifficulty Level~N of ~H1~N, ~H2~N or ~H3~N.
At ~HLevel 1~N the student keeps trying until all questions are answered correctly.
At ~HLevel 2~N two attempts are allowed, and at ~HLevel 3~N only one. ~HLevels 2~N and
~H3~N display the results in Graph form together with ~HComments~N you provide.
And you can use ~G~IVoice~N or ~G~IMusic~N for these '~HComments~N'.
~HQuizzes~N and ~HTests~N are created using the ~HIntegrated Development Environment
~C~IUtilities~N. So choose ~G~IUtility Programs~N at the ~C~IMain Menu~N then ~G~ITests~N or
~G~IQuizzes~N at the ~C~IAuthor Utilities Menu~N.
#W
#EF
#GT,quiz input
#D10
#BO,3,2,45,7,7,1,1,4,0,2
This is how a Quiz is created. Remember
to use the F1 key to get HELP for the
field your cursor is in. Here's the
HELP for 'Difficulty Level'.
#GT,quiz help
#D10
#GT,first test
#D5
#BO,3,2,45,7,7,1,1,4,14,1
When creating a Test, you define the
Title, filename and Difficulty Level
for the complete test. You can also
have an introduction.
#GT,test intro
#D5
#BO,33,22,79,24,7,1,1,1,14,0
This is where you write your Introduction.
#GT,test input
#D5
#BO,34,22,79,24,7,1,1,1,14,1
This is the entry screen for a Question.
#GT,test hint
#D5
#BO,32,22,79,24,7,1,1,1,14,0
If you choose to give a Hint, enter it here.
#GT,comments
#D5
#BO,3,2,45,6,7,1,1,3,14,1
These are the Comments your students
will see, written above and below the
Graph of their results.
#EL,25
#W
#BO,3,2,42,14,7,0,0,11,14,1
In the next Chapter we will learn
about Voice and Music files. You
can use them in place of Comments
by substituting the Commands
#Vvoicefile or #Pmusicfile
in place of any Comment.
Notice how the Command is used in
the 100% Comment, then answer the
Test correctly to hear it.
#EL,25
#W
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#EF
#T
#C2,R6
Well, you've seen how ~HQuizzes~N and ~HTests~N are created. Now all you need to
know is the ~HCommand~N to put them on screen.
~C~I#QT,Q,filename~N sets up the ~HQuiz~N format and ~C~I#QT,T,filename~N is used to set
up a ~HTest~N. No extension is needed on the filename, since ~H.QIZ~N or ~H.TST~N is
automatically added when the ~HQuiz~N or ~HTest~N is created. If you accidently use
the ~HQuiz Command~N for a ~HTest~N or vice versa, you will get an error message that
the file cannot be found.
Let's have a look at them.
#WP
#QT,Q,twtut1
#W
#QT,T,twtut1
#WP
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#EF
#T
#C2,R5
Now for the Branching Question, which is the most powerful. It is a ~HMultiple
Choice~N format with up to six answers to choose from. The following ~HCommands~N
are used :
~H@Qt~N Marks the start of the ~HMultiple Choice~N question and
identifies it by number ~Ht~N between 0 and 9.
~H#QM,A,t,n~N Set up a MOUSED format for ~Hn~N answers. Maximum value for
~Hn~N is ~H6~N. The ~Hn~N answers must appear immediately below this
~HCommand~N.
~H@n~N Marks the start of the section dealing with ~HAnswer n~N.
~H#QM,L,t~N Loops back to ~H@Qt~N and restates the question and choices.
~H#QM,C,t~N Jumps forward to ~H@Ct~N to rejoin the ~M~ITutorial~N.
~H@Ct~N Marks where to rejoin the ~M~ITutorial~N.
#WP
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#EF
#T
#C2,R5
Let's look at an example. We'll set up a ~HMultiple Choice~N question to choose
the name of the sixth President of the United States, and give three names to
choose from. If the wrong answer is chosen, we'll make a brief comment and
return to the question to choose again. If the answer is correct, we'll
give a little reward with 'encouraging music' and rejoin the ~G~ITutorial~N.
Here are the three names : ~H James Monroe;
John Quincy Adams;
Andrew Jackson.~N
The question is '~H Who was the sixth President of the United States ?~N'
#WP
#EF,7,0
#C1,R1
~W@Q1~N Mark the question as Question 1.
#D3
~W#EF~N Set up the question presentation.
~W#TPresident Quiz
~W#C2,R8
~WWho was the sixth President of the United States ?
#D3
~W#QM,A,1,3~N Set up for three MOUSED answers.
~WJames Monroe~N Provide three answers. These will be automatically set
~WJohn Quincy Adams~N up in a MOUSED format. If there are less than four answers
~WAndrew Jackson~N they will have spaces between them.
#D3
~W@1~N Mark first answer.
#D3
~W#EF~N Set up answer presentation.
~W#T
~W#C2,R14
~WNo. James Monroe was the 5th President.
~W#W
#D5
~W#QM,L,1~N Loop back to question 1.
#D3
~W@2~N Mark second answer.~k
#D3
~W#EF~N Set up answer 2 presentation.
~W#T
~W#C2,R8
~WYes, you're right. John Quincy Adams was the sixth President.
~W#NE~N Encouraging music.
~W#W
~W#QM,C,1~N Jump to marker @C1 to rejoin Tutorial.
#W
#EL,25
#SS,U,1,1,80,23,13
#C1,R12
~W@3~N Mark third answer.
#D3
~W#EF~N Set up answer presentation.
~W#T
~W#C2,R14
~WNo. Andrew Jackson was the 7th President.
~W#W
#D5
~W#QM,L,1~N Loop back to question 1.
#D3
~W@C1~N Mark where to rejoin the Tutorial.~k
#W
@Q1
#EF
#TPresident Quiz
#C2,R8
Who was the sixth President of the United States ?
#QM,A,1,3
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
@1
#EF
#T
#C2,R14
No. James Monroe was the 5th President.
#W
#QM,L,1
@2
#EF
#T
#C2,R8
Yes, you're right. John Quincy Adams was the sixth President.
#NE
#WN
#QM,C,1
@3
#EF
#T
#C2,R14
No. Andrew Jackson was the 7th President.
#W
#QM,L,1
@C1
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#EF
#T
#C2,R6
Since each ~HMultiple Choice Question~N is identified with the ~C~I@Qn~H Command~N
your ~M~ITutorial~N can have ten of them in each ~HCHAPTER~N i.e. ~C~I@Q0~N .. ~C~I@Q9~N.
A point to note when using the ~HMultiple Choice~N question is that, if you
are using the ~HStandard Edition~N of ~H~bTutorialWriter~N, when the program returns to
repeat the question, ~Hthe file is closed and read in from the top~N. If the file
is long, there can be delays. With the compiled version, ~H~bTutorialWriter Pro~N,
there is no delay.
#WP
#X