Matching

The first line, starting with #, is the setting for the entire quiz. The question data is entered between blank lines. The first line of each block is the question sentence, the second line should be "match:", and the third and subsequent lines are the "correspondence source::correct answer choices". In the real player, the source of the correspondence is fixed and the choices are randomly sorted.

In the following example, the first question reads, "Sort from the older period."
The correct answer choices, from top to bottom, are "Tokyo" for "Japan," "Beijing" for "China," "Seoul" for "South Korea," and "Hanoi" for "Vietnam."

#messages_intro:Combination problem
#shuffle_questions:true
#mode:master
#lang:en

1) Match the correct answers.
match:
Patronage::Abuse
Safety::Danger
Illegal::Legal
Reform::follow

2) Match the correct combination for the weight of the coin.
match:
1 yen::1g
5yen::3.75g
10yen::4.5g
50yen::4g

3) Correct the combination.
match:
January::January
March::March
December::December
November::November

4) Correct the combination.
match:
H::Hydrogen
N::Nitrogen
Ca::calcium
K::potassium

5) Correct the combination.
match:
Matsue City::Shimane Prefecture
Takamatsu City::Kagawa Prefecture
Matsuyama City::Ehime Prefecture
Tsu City::Mie Prefecture

The first line, starting with #, is the configuration for the whole question. #format:table in the first line declares that the question data should be written in tabular format. 4 and later, each line corresponds to a question. Each line contains the question text, "match:", and "the source of the correspondence::the correct answer choice".

In the following example, the first question reads, "Sort from the older period."
The correct answer choices, from top to bottom, are "Tokyo" for "Japan," "Beijing" for "China," "Seoul" for "South Korea," and "Hanoi" for "Vietnam."
Click here to see samples match1-2.xlsx