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Signed-off-by: Madhavaramu Nakka <Madhavaramu.n@diplit.local>
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**Variables Name**: This is an identifier for Question, type a code for Question

**Text**: Is the actual Question, Write a Question.
While writing a question, auto suggestion feature is available, which will prompt with the "Variable Names" of the preceding questions, that helps to include “answer of the preceding question” in composing succeeding questions.
While writing a question, system prompts with the Variable Names of the preceding questions, that helps to include “answer of the preceding question” in composing succeeding questions.
i.e. just type, double curly brackets ( {{ ), to get list of Variable Names of the preceding questions.
Ex: type {{ , to get Variable Names, then select any 'Variable Name' to insert; *{{NAME}}, {{HH_head}}*
**Example Question**: *Gender of the {{HH_head}}*
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* **Group**: All available Groups are listed in this dropdown, select relevant group name for the question
* **Variables Name**: This is an identifier for Question, type a code for Question
* **Text**: Is the actual Question, Write a Question.
While writing a question, auto suggestion feature is available, which will prompt with the “Variable Names” of the preceding questions, that helps to include “answer of the preceding question” in composing succeeding questions.
While writing a question, system prompts with the “Variable Names” of the preceding questions, that helps to include “answer of the preceding question” in composing succeeding questions.
i.e. just type, double curly brackets ( {{ ), to get list of Variable Names of the preceding questions.
Ex: type {{ , to get Variable Names, then select any ‘Variable Name’ to insert; *{{FIRST_NAME}}, {{name_student}}*
Example Question: *What is {{FIRST_NAME}}'s Ethnicity?*
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