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A dialog quiz with questions to be answered with a sequence.

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Questions to be answered with an ordered sequence, an unordered sequence or a sub-set.

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This question has 3 entry fields:
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for the three answers: 12.34, monkeydonkey and Kitty Cat, respectively. The answer is thus an ordered sequence. The entry fields have default length.

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[12.34] [monkeydonkey] [Kitty Cat]

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Please read the question phrase again.

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Right!

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Same question as above - and answer – but this time with the length of the entry fields specified.
[5] [7] [20].
The correct answer is specified as above. However, Kitty Cat may be typed with lower or upper case letters and spaces according to your taste.

Correct_answer_2

[12.34] [monkeydonkey] [~^ ~Kitty Cat]

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Try once more, possibly with errors. Then you will get the second hint too.
Type in the entry fields 12.34, monkeydonkey and Kitty Cat, respectively.

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Right! Did you type Kitty Cat with lower and upper case letters and spaces?<br />

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Almost the same question, at least as concerns the answer parts, but this time the correct answer is specified as an unordered sequence since the brackets have been replaced by braces.
The entry fields are all specified with the same, rather large, length.

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{12.34} {monkeydonkey} {~^ ~Kitty Cat}

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Try once more.
Try yet once more.

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Right! Did you type the answers parts in another order than in the previous questions?<br />

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In this question a correct answer is two of the three answer parts in the previous question, i. e. 12.34, monkeydonkey and Kitty Cat.
The specification of the correct answer differs from the specification in the previous question by a dot and the number 2 immediately after the leading brace character. Note that no entry field is specified in this question phrase.

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{.2 12.34} {monkeydonkey} {~^ ~Kitty Cat}

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Write the formula expression for the area of a circle. The constant 3.1414... must be written as Pi. You may use r for the radius or d for the diameter of the circle (but not both names). Use +, -, * and / for the arithmetic operators.

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{.1 !qcmath Pi*r*r } {!qcmath Pi*d*d/4 }

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Write the coordinates for the two points in which the unit circle is intersected by the straight line x=1/2. Type a coordinate pair as x_y, where x and y are numbers, for example 0.5_-0.123.The order of the points is random. Write the numbers with three significant digits.
(The conventional format when writing a coordinate pair is (0.5,-0.123). However since, QuizComposer permits the use of commas instead of decimal points an underscore as delimiter between coordinates, instead). Note, that the the correct answer is specified with coordinate boxes.

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{0.5+-0.001_0.866+-0.001}{0.5+-0.001_-0.866+-0.001}

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One of the points has coordinates 0.5_-0.866.
The other point has coordinates 0.5_0.866.

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In this example the answer parts may be picked from a list, normally using the left mouse button. Answer with two pet animals from the list {horse?dog?cow?sheep?cat}:

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{cat}{dog}

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