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<p>$wims_name_quick_QCM is a traditional Multiple Choice Questionnaire type exercise.

You can decide how many steps the exercise shall have and the number of questions 

you wish to ask in each step (by default the number of steps is 1).

There may be one or several correct answers to each question, in this latter 

case the <span class="tt">checkbox</span> format should be selected. The answer to a question 

which has several correct answers is counted as wrong unless all the answers have been provided.

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You can decide to provide the correct answers to the questions or simply indicate 

which answers are correct and which ones are wrong.

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In an exercise which is composed of several steps you can decide what percentage 

of correct answers are required before the learner can continue the exercise (i.e. go on to the next step). The learner will therefore not be encouraged to click thoughtlessly simply in order to have access to the correct answer.

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Feedback, which will be available with the score, can be provided for each question. 

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:format

<pre>

:How many colours are there in a rainbow? 

1

Seven

Nine

Fourteen

:Which coulour(s) does the rainbow not have?

The rainbow colours are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet 

2,3

orange

pink

black

:When does a rainbow appear in the sky?

When the Sun shines onto droplets of moisture.

3

When it's raining

When it's sunny.

When it's sunny and raining at the same time.

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<h3>$wims_name_Syntax</h3>

<pre>

:question

feedback (if there is one), written on a single line

number(s) corresponding to the line number of the correct answer(s)

first possible answer 

second possible answer

third possible answer 

fourth possible answer 

</pre>

<span class="wims_warning">$wims_name_remark</span>: 

If no feedback is provided, the line after the question must be left blank 

(see the first data set above).

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<span class="wims_warning">$wims_name_remark</span>: Preferences for a data set.

If you wish to add a different audio recording, a different title (i.e. text) 

or a different introduction to each data set (i.e. exercise), the first line

must have the following format

<pre>

:audio=name_of_audio_file.mp3 image=name_of_picture_file.jpg title="your text" intro="instructions" 

</pre>

(these are to be specified in the optional part of the Quicktool menu )