FUTURE ISSUE TO WORK ON TO EXPAND QUIZ FEATURE

[UcheWendy]

current Implemendation of the quiz feature is foundational, as it displays plane images with no context for answers. More work is still needed to fully deploy this feature

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• Task 1: bone display logic when in quiz mode should include only colored regions annotation to point to different part of the bone in other to answer the question asked correctly
• Task 2: no text label annotation show show on quiz bone display so as to not give away answers
• Task 3: if new bone set are added, quiz should ask questions on that too, not only bony pelvis

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• The new feature is implemented as described.
• All related code passes the repository's workflow checks (linting, tests).
• The application runs without errors after the changes are made.
• (If applicable) New automated tests have been added to cover the changes.

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[leandrumartin]

The images displayed are currently not annotated at all. So for many of the questions asking about a sub-bone, it is showing an image of the entire bone. What should happen is that the bone image is shown with a color annotation highlighting the sub-bone, i.e. the same visual with the same annotations (minus text labels) that appears in the main page viewing area is shown in the quiz.

The fetchBoneImage function in quiz.js is using incorrect logic for grabbing annotations. It is trying to grab pre-annotated images from URLs that don't exist. This is the wrong approach. Instead, we should be using the same logic to overlay the colored region annotations as the main page viewing area.

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Another problem to address is that the alt text for the images in the quiz is the bone ID. This would give away the answer to anybody using a screen reader. The alt text should not directly identify the bone being shown.