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QML 1.0 examples

Module by: Elizabeth Bartmess

Summary: Examples for Questions Markup Language 1.0.

Single-response

Problem 1: Are bananas a fruit or a vegetable?
A fruit.
A vegetable.
Bananas grow on trees.
Fruits grow on trees.

Here is the QML used to create the single-response example: 

 
	  <q:item id="item1" type="single-response">
	    
	    <q:question>
	      Are bananas a fruit or a vegetable?
            </q:question>
	    
	    <q:answer id="fruit1">
	      <q:response>A fruit.</q:response>
  	      <q:feedback>Correct!</q:feedback>
	    </q:answer>
	    
	    <q:answer id="vegetable1">
	      <q:response>A vegetable.</q:response>
	      <q:feedback>Incorrect.</q:feedback>
            </q:answer>
	    
	    <q:hint>Bananas grow on trees.</q:hint>
	    <q:hint>Fruits grow on trees.</q:hint>

	    <q:feedback>Bananas are a fruit.</q:feedback>
	    
	    <q:key answer="fruit1" />
	    
	  </q:item>

Multiple-response

Problem 2: Bananas are (pick two):
A fruit.
A vegetable.
Yellow.
Bananas grow on trees.
Bananas are the same color as lemons.

Here is the QML used to create the multiple-response example: 

 
	  <q:item id="item2" type="multiple-response">
	    
	    <q:question>
	      Bananas are (pick two):
            </q:question>
	    
	    <q:answer id="fruit2">
	      <q:response>A fruit.</q:response>
  	      <q:feedback>Yes, bananas are a fruit.</q:feedback>
	    </q:answer>

	    <q:answer id="vegetable2">
	      <q:response>A vegetable.</q:response>
	      <q:feedback>Bananas are not a vegetable.</q:feedback>
            </q:answer>

	    <q:answer id="yellow">
	      <q:response>Yellow.</q:response>
              <q:feedback>Yes, bananas are yellow.</q:feedback>
	    </q:answer>

	    <q:hint>Bananas grow on trees.</q:hint>
	    <q:hint>Bananas are the same color as lemons.</q:hint>

	    <q:feedback>Bananas are a yellow fruit.</q:feedback>

	    <q:key answer="fruit2,yellow" />
	    
	  </q:item>

Ordered-response

Problem 3: In order to boil water, you need to do the following (please select in the correct order):
Put the pot on the stove.
Put water in the pot.
Wait until you see bubbles in the water.
The pot won't boil till there's water in it.

Here is the QML used to create the ordered-response example: 

 
	  <q:item id="item3" type="ordered-response">
	    
	    <q:question>
	      In order to boil water, you need to do the following
	      (please select in the correct order):
            </q:question>
	    
	    <q:answer id="stove">
	      <q:response>Put the pot on the stove.</q:response>
	      <q:feedback>You put the pot on the stove second.</q:feedback>
	    </q:answer>
	    
	    <q:answer id="pot">
	      <q:response>Put water in the pot.</q:response>
	      <q:feedback>You put the water in the pot first.</q:feedback>
            </q:answer>
	    
	    <q:answer id="boil">
	      <q:response>Wait until you see bubbles in the water.</q:response>
	      <q:feedback>You wait for the bubbles third.</q:feedback>
            </q:answer>
	    
	    <q:hint>The pot won't boil till there's water in it.</q:hint>
	    
	    <q:feedback>First you put water in the pot, then you put the
	    pot on the stove, then you wait for the bubbles.</q:feedback>
	    
	    <q:key answer="pot,stove,boil" />
	    
	  </q:item>

Text-response

Problem 4: What are some common tests of executive function?
Think about square states and towers.

Here is the QML used to create the text-response example: 

 
	  <q:item id="item4" type="text-response">
	    
	    <q:question>
	      What are some common tests of executive function?
            </q:question>

	    <q:answer>
	      <q:feedback correct="no">Incorrect.</q:feedback>
	      <q:feedback correct="yes">Correct.</q:feedback>
	    </q:answer>

	    <q:hint>Think about square states and towers.</q:hint>

	    <q:feedback>Some common tests of executive function are the
	    Wisconsin Card Sort Test and the Tower of Hanoi.</q:feedback>

	    <q:key>Wisconsin Card Sort Test, Tower of Hanoi</q:key>
	    
	  </q:item>

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