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NOTE There should be NO RETURNS before the first line of data.
NOTE There should be one and only one RETURN after the last line. If you get an error, this is the probably where you made your mistake.
Step 3: Choose the kind of quiz you want to generate.
Use the quiz in your classroom.
Generate a page for printing to paper. / Include the answer key for the teacher.
Create a quiz that can be put on your own web server.
Charles Kelly's Self-study Quiz Format
Similar to a4esl.org/q/h/
GIFT format (For those using Moodle)
For multiple choice questions, up to 5 choices, feedback included if tabbed.
Marmo Soemarmo's JavaScript Quiz
Similar to ~linguist/jscript/Mchoice.htm NOTE: Only up to the first 3 choices will be used. (Excess choices will be gracefully ignored.)
Data formatted for David Griffiths' QuizShow
Similar to http://www.manythings.org/qs/verbs.html This is only the data, it's an external file accessed by a Java applet. This format also requires that all questions have the same number of choices.
Generate a quiz that can be contributed to a4esl.org.
These must be hosted on our web server.
Charles Kelly's JavaScript Quiz Format
Similar to a4esl.org/q/j/)
Charles Kelly's Flash Quiz for a4esl.org.
Similar to a4esl.org/q/f/)
If you generated the "For printing to paper" quiz, you have 2 options.
Copy it and paste it into your word processor. You can further edit the document or you can print it "as is" (minus the answers) for your students.
Print it from the web page. With a pair of scissors, cut off the answers before duplicating the quiz for your students.
If you generated a quiz for the web, then save the resulting page "as source."
Step 6: Contribute the quiz to a4esl.org. (Optional)
Paste the same data that you put in the above box into the web form, then click the "submit" button.
Reminder
Save your original data file. You may want to use it again in the future. You can easily add or delete questions from the same file and re-generate the quiz.