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#lang scribble/manual
@(require "questionnaire.rkt")
@; @(require scribble/eval)
@title[#:version ""]{Questionnaire test manual}
@author["Florian Kellner"]
This manual aims to cover most possible valid configurations.
@table-of-contents[]
@section{Single-Choice and Multiple Choice}
Single-Choice Question (single choice automatically inferred):
@questionnaire[#:key "singlechoicetest"
@question[
@q{What is this @bold{course} @italic{about?}}
@distractor{Learning to swim}
@explanation{We do not have a pool}
@distractor{Learning to sing}
@explanation{Singing is hard with masks on or network latency}
@solution{Learning to program}
@explanation{You are sitting at a computer, aren't you?}
]
]
Multiple-Choice-Question (multiple choice automatically inferred).
@pdf-note{This note should only show up in the pdf: The solution for the MC-Question should show up below and not in the margin.}
@questionnaire[
@question[
@q{What does TS stand for?}
@solution{TeamSpeak}
@distractor{Torus Examination}
@solution{TypeScript}
]
]
In latex, the questions should be rendered below:
@texquestions[#:key "singlechoicetest"]
@texquestions[#:texsolutionstyle "inline"]
@section{More than one Question}
Questionnaire with several questions:
@questionnaire[
@question[ #:type "multiplechoice"
@q{What does TS stand for?}
@solution{TeamSpeak}
@distractor{Torus Examination}
@explanation{although technically...}
@solution{TypeScript}
]
@question[
#:type "singlechoice"
@q{What is this course about?}
@distractor{Learning to swim}
@explanation{We do not have a pool}
@distractor{Learning to sing}
@explanation{Singing is hard with masks on or network latency}
@solution{Learning to program}
@explanation{You are sitting at a computer, aren't you?}
]
@question[#:type "singlechoice"
@q{Why is this happening?}
@distractor{Yes}
@explanation{But actually no}
@distractor{No}
@explanation{But actually yes}
@solution{Goat}
@explanation{Whatever floats your goat}
]
]
@texquestions[]
@section{Moving questions to another section}
In the pdf version, we should see the "What is this course about?" question here again (but without explanations), in the HTML version, it is "What does TS stand for":
@texquestions[#:key "singlechoicetest" #:explain #f]
@questionnaire[
@question[#:type "multiplechoice"
@q{What does TS stand for?}
@solution{TeamSpeak}
@distractor{Torus Examination}
@solution{TypeScript}
]
]
@section{Including arbitrary Content}
Scribble allows to create:
@itemlist[
@item{Itemizations}
@item{Tables
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Numbers} @bold{Strings})
(list @racket[42] @racket["42"])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket["(+ 21 21)"]))]
}
@item{
@racketblock[(string-append "Racket" "Code")]
}
@item{
Images: @image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
@item{ And much more, which cannot be covered in its entirety}
]
This questionnaire tests proper handling of those cases:
@questionnaire[
@question[
@q{
Which of the following answers are correct?
@itemlist[
@item{The first}
@item{The second}
@item{The third}
]
}
@distractor{
@itemlist[
@item{1.}
@item{3.}
]
}
@distractor{
What about
@itemlist[ #:style 'ordered
@item{The third}
@item{The first}
]
}
@solution{
None of the above
}
@explanation{
@itemlist[ #:style 'ordered
@item{1. and 3. contradict each other}
@item{with such riddles, this is always the answer}
]
}
]
@question[
@q{
Fill in the gap in the table!
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Expression} @bold{Value})
(list @racket[42] @racket[42])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] ""))]
}
@distractor{
Of course it is
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Expression} @bold{Value})
(list @racket[42] @racket[42])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket["(+ 21 21)"]))]
}
@solution{
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Expression} @bold{Value})
(list @racket[42] @racket[42])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket[42]))]
}
@distractor{
None of the above
}
@explanation{
No, the below is correct:
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Expression} @bold{Value})
(list @racket[42] @racket[42])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket[42]))]
}
]
@question[#:type "multiplechoice"
@q{
More reduction!
@racketblock[
(+
(* 3 7)
(* 7 3)
)
]
}
@solution{
@racketblock[
(+
21
21
)
]
}
@solution{
Finally
@racketblock[42]
}
@explanation{
Both happen:
@racketblock[
(+ 21 21)
42
]
}
@distractor{
None of the above
}
]
@question[#:type "singlechoice"
@q{
We only have one test image, so bear with me:
@image["rocket-s.jpg"] @tt{+} @image["rocket-s.jpg"] @tt{=?}
}
@distractor{
@image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
@solution{
@image["rocket-s.jpg"] @image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
@explanation{
@image["rocket-s.jpg"] times 2
}
@distractor{
@image["rocket-s.jpg"] @image["rocket-s.jpg"] @image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
]
]
@texquestions[]
In order to test scroll behaviour, here is add some additional content:
@itemlist[
@item{Itemizations}
@item{Tables
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Numbers} @bold{Strings})
(list @racket[42] @racket["42"])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket["(+ 21 21)"]))]
}
@item{
@racketblock[(string-append "Racket" "Code")]
}
@item{
Images: @image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
@item{ And much more, which cannot be covered in its entirety}
]
@itemlist[
@item{Itemizations}
@item{Tables
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[3]
(list (list @bold{Numbers} @bold{Strings})
(list @racket[42] @racket["42"])
(list @racket[(+ 21 21)] @racket["(+ 21 21)"]))]
}
@item{
@racketblock[(string-append "Racket" "Code")]
}
@item{
Images: @image["rocket-s.jpg"]
}
@item{ And much more, which cannot be covered in its entirety}
]
@section{internationalization}
Hier sollten die HTML-Texte auf Deutsch erscheinen:
@questionnaire[#:language "de"
@question[
@q{Wofür steht BSL?}
@distractor{Bovine Sign Language}
@solution{Beginning Student Language}
@distractor{Basic S-Expression Language}
@explanation{S-Expressions lernen wir später kennen}
]
@question[
@q{Wozu reduziert der folgende Ausdruck?
@racketblock[(+ (* 20 2) 2)]}
@solution{@racketblock[(+ 40 2)]}
@solution{@racketblock[42]}
@distractor{@racketblock[80]}
]
]
@texquestions[]