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<center><h3>User replies to an exercise</h3></center> <p>

There are two basic ways in which an OEF exercise accepts user replies:

multiple choices and freestyle replies. User answers will be analyzed

according to the nature of the types. It is also possible to show

!href cmd=help&special_parm=feedback feedbacks

 to the user when the answer meeds a specified condition (usually to warn a

typical error).

<p><h4>Odgovori izbirnega tipa (Multiple choices)</h4> <p>

A multiple choice is defined by giving a list of good choices (one or

several) and another list of bad choices. <p>

Up to $choicelim simultaneous multiple choice questions can be asked for

one exercise, under the current implementation. The number of good and bad

choices within one multiple choice question is unlimited (except a limit on

the length of the string imposed by WIMS).

<p>

See

!href cmd=help&special_parm=oef help on OEF format

 for the syntax to define a multiple choice.

<p><h4>Prosti odgovori (Freestyle answers)</h4> <p>

A freestyle answer is one which is typed by the user.

Up to $answerlim simultaneous freestyle answers can be asked for one

exercise, under the current implementation. <p>

The syntax is as follows:

<tt>\answer{Texte}{\reponse}{type=...}{option=...}{weight=...}</tt>

<br>

(The last 3 fields are optional.)

<p>

<a name=freestyle></a>

Each freestyle answer can independently take one of the following types.

!for i=1 to 2

 <p><b>$(namelist[$i])</b>

 !set n=!linecnt $(typelist$i)

 <ul>

 !for j=1 to $n

  !set l=!line $j of $(typelist$i)

  !distribute item $l into name,title

  !set desc=!item 3 to -1 of $l

  !if $name isitemof $special_parm or all isitemof $special_parm

   <li><p><a name="_$name"></a>

   !if $name iswordof $symtextlist

    <p>

    <b>Remark</b>.

    This type of reply accepts the symtext option. If the word

    <tt>symtext</tt> is declared in the option of the reply, the analysis of

    the reply will be exactly as for

    !href cmd=help&special_parm=reply,symtext#_symtext symtext

, in particular with no preliminary processing of the texts. And all the

symtext options will be understood in this case.

   !endif

   <p>

  !else

   <li>

   !href cmd=help&special_parm=reply,$name#_$name $title

   (<tt>$name</tt>) $desc.

  !endif

 !next j

 </ul>

!next i

<p>

Common option to freestyle answers: <tt>default</tt>. This option can take

the form <tt><font color=green>default="default_value"</font></tt>. If the

user gives an empty reply, it is the default_value that will take place.

<p><h4>Testing conditions</h4> <p>

Under certain circumstances, it is desired that freestyle answers be tested

by special conditions (questions with multiple good answers, exercises

asking for examples, answers determined by inequalities, etc). This can be

done in the following way. <p>

If the good answer to a freestyle question is an undefined variable, the

answer to this question will be fed into this variable. The latter can then

be used to implement testing conditions. The score given to the exercise is

then determined by the number of testing conditions which are met, rather

than the number of answers which meet the good answers.

<p>

Up to $condlim simultaneous conditions can be defined for one

exercise, under the current implementation. The syntax is as follows.

<p><tt>

\condition{prompt text}{testing conditions}{weight=...}

</tt>

(The last field is optional.)

<p>

Here are some examples of testing conditions. (<tt>\ans1</tt> and

<tt>\ans2</tt> are undefined variables appearing in freestyle answers, as

described above.)

<small>

!href target=wims_mhelp cmd=help&special_parm=if Complete list of relations

</small>

<p>

$table_header

$table_hdtr<th>Condition<th>meaning

$table_tr<td><tt>\ans1>=0 and \ans1<=1</tt>

    <td>Good if <tt>ans1</tt> is within the interval [0,1].

$table_tr<td><tt>\ans1=1 or \ans1=3 or \ans1=5</tt>

    <td>Good if <tt>ans1</tt> is 1, 3 or 5.

$table_tr<td><tt>(\ans1)*(\ans2)=6 and (\ans1)+(\ans2)=5</tt>

    <td>Good if <tt>ans1</tt> and <tt>ans2</tt> are the two

    roots of the polynomial x<sup>2</sup>-5x+6.

$table_tr<td><tt>sin(\ans1)=0</tt>

    <td>Good if <tt>ans1</tt> is a multiple of $m_pi.

$table_end <p>

See

!href cmd=help&special_parm=oef help on oef format

 for the syntax for defining replies.

<h4>The optional parameter <tt>weight</tt></h4>

<a name=weight></a>

It is possible to give a weight to answers.

<p>

Example :

<pre>\answer{}{1}{type=numeric}{weight=8}

\answer{}{1}{type=numeric}{weight=2}

</pre>

One can put variables in <tt>weight</tt>.

<p>

Example :

<pre>

\text{w = \t = 1 ? 1 : 2}

\answer{}{1}{type=numeric}{weight=\t}

\answer{}{1}{type=numeric}{weight=3}

</pre>

<h4>The optional parameter <tt>option</tt></h4>

 <a name=option></a>

The allowed options for <tt>\answer</tt>

or <tt>\condition</tt> are

<ul>

<li>

<tt>option=split</tt> : In case of type = <tt>correspond</tt>, <tt>checkbox</tt> or <tt>mark</tt>,

there will be partial score.

</li>

<li>

<tt>option=nonstop</tt> : In case of step exercises,

following questions are asked even if the answer is false.

</li>

<li>Following <tt>condition</tt> :

<tt>option=hide</tt> : The condition is used to analyze the

answer but will not be printed.

</li>

</ul>