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CAD Stands For: Hint: There Can Be Multiple Answers Hint: Letter Case Doesn't Matter

The document provides examples of different types of quiz questions, including short answer, multiple choice, true/false, matching, and missing word questions. It demonstrates how to write hints for questions, toggle answers as correct or incorrect, and import a questionnaire from a file with categorized questions that can be reused across courses. The examples cover topics such as CAD, Pascal statements, and question preparation in MS Word.

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CAD Stands For: Hint: There Can Be Multiple Answers Hint: Letter Case Doesn't Matter

The document provides examples of different types of quiz questions, including short answer, multiple choice, true/false, matching, and missing word questions. It demonstrates how to write hints for questions, toggle answers as correct or incorrect, and import a questionnaire from a file with categorized questions that can be reused across courses. The examples cover topics such as CAD, Pascal statements, and question preparation in MS Word.

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******************** Quiz Example by Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky ********************

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Short Answer Question
Hint: there can be multiple answers
Hint: letter case doesn't matter

CAD stands for


Computer-Aided Design
Computer Aided Design

Multichoice Question
Hint: you can toggle between correct/incorrect using the toolbar button

What does value in the first box means (10000.0)?

x-position
y-position
grid size
line thickness

True Statement Question

Is the following Pascal statement correct? var x:integer;

False Statement Question

Is the following Pascal statement correct? var x=integer;

Matching Question

To import a questionnaire, one should


1st
prepare the questions in MS Word
2nd
use Export button from the toolbar
3rd
use Import Questions From File and set Moddle XML format
4th
select file to upload and click Upload This File

Missing Word Question


Hint: select the whole sentence and press Ctrl+Space to clear blank word marking

Quiz questions are kept in a categorized database, and can be re-used within courses and even
between courses

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