True/False

The first line should contain a question sentence, "true-false:" for the second line, and the third line should contain "true" if the question sentence is correct, or "false" if incorrect. Add a blank line between each question. In the following example, the first sentence is "Thomas Alva Edison developed electric power generation." You can add a description by separating with "|" right after "true" or "false."

1) The world's three greatest delicacies are "foie gras, caviar, and truffles true-false true 2) Regarding national holidays, May 3 is "Greenery Day true-false: false false 3) "Tanakara-botamochi" means "unexpected good fortune". true-false: false true 4) Ryunosuke Akutagawa's masterpiece, "Rashomon", is about Kandata, a man who falls into hell. true-false: false false 5) Oysters are also called the pineapples of the sea true-false: false false

To create questions in tabular format, write "#format:table" at the top of the file. 1 question corresponds to 1 line. Each line contains the question text, "true-false:", and correct/incorrect, separated by tabs. Click here to see a sample. true-false.xlsx

	A	b	C	d
1	#format:table
2	#messages_intro:Erratum
3	#shuffle_questions:true
4	#mode:master
5	#lang:en
6	1) Thomas Alva Edison developed electric power generation.	180 degree	true
7	2) Albert Einstein invented X ray.	180 degree	false
8	3) The author of "The Merchant of Venice" is William Shakespeare.	180 degree	true
9	4) Sharks are classified as mammals.	180 degree	false
10	5) Oysters are known as the pineapples of the sea.	180 degree	false