Open Parsa-Rajabi opened 2 weeks ago
@CharanElam has reviewed
Sent to @dianaemal for review
I really like how you have constructed the string input type questions with clear instructions like in question 4. It is really important to provide specific instructions on how to write the answers for this question type because PL is going to use string comparison to compare the answer with the correct answer that we provided, so even if one character or line is missing the answer would be considered as wrong. To make it a bit easier, I would recommend writing the answer in one line rather than multiple lines (question 5). If you want to use multiple lines then you can provide instructions to write the answer in different lines like you did for question 4. I also like how you mostly used the correct format, that is compatible with our script, for questions and options (using : after every option) and you also marked the correct answers with (). It is good practice to use the correct format as it will help in developing the habit for the future. There are some questions that are in a different format like question 5 of MCQ type questions 1, 2 and 3 of drop down type and question 1 of checkbox type. I would recommend using the same format for those questions as well. For the drop down type, the drop down box is going to be placed in the place where you used a blank. For example in this question following question: question: The___attribute is used to provide a unique identifier to an HTML element. A: Style B: Name C: Id D: Class The drop down box will be placed right after “The”. With the way you have made the drop down questions, the drop box is always going to be placed in the end of the question which is totally right, but if you want to make it a bit creative than maybe you can alter some of the questions in a way that it would be more like fill in the blank type and less like MCQ type. Overall you have done a great job :) If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Create 20 question (5 for each question type) based on Intro to HTML notes