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I want to make an test/exam with only true or false questions and I want to make a page where the students could mark only T or F, without the questions in it. And I want it to show the answers when I need.
Any help?
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I want to make an test/exam with only true or false questions and I want to make a page where the students could mark only T or F, without the questions in it. And I want it to show the answers when I need.
Any help?
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Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
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I want to make an test/exam with only true or false questions and I want to make a page where the students could mark only T or F, without the questions in it. And I want it to show the answers when I need.
Any help?
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I want to make an test/exam with only true or false questions and I want to make a page where the students could mark only T or F, without the questions in it. And I want it to show the answers when I need.
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Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
– John Kormylo
yesterday
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Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
– John Kormylo
yesterday
Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
– John Kormylo
yesterday
Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
– John Kormylo
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A tricky way: You set a command status storing the status (answer sheet or answer key) of the document.
If you want to hide the answer keys, set it to white. Set it to black otherwise.
You are in the answer key:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
%renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
You are in the answer sheet:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
One can define a new command based on item to make this easier.
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You could also usepdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F}(pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..
– John Kormylo
yesterday
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A tricky way: You set a command status storing the status (answer sheet or answer key) of the document.
If you want to hide the answer keys, set it to white. Set it to black otherwise.
You are in the answer key:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
%renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
You are in the answer sheet:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
One can define a new command based on item to make this easier.
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
1
You could also usepdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F}(pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..
– John Kormylo
yesterday
add a comment |
A tricky way: You set a command status storing the status (answer sheet or answer key) of the document.
If you want to hide the answer keys, set it to white. Set it to black otherwise.
You are in the answer key:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
%renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
You are in the answer sheet:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
One can define a new command based on item to make this easier.
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
1
You could also usepdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F}(pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..
– John Kormylo
yesterday
add a comment |
A tricky way: You set a command status storing the status (answer sheet or answer key) of the document.
If you want to hide the answer keys, set it to white. Set it to black otherwise.
You are in the answer key:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
%renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
You are in the answer sheet:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
One can define a new command based on item to make this easier.
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
A tricky way: You set a command status storing the status (answer sheet or answer key) of the document.
If you want to hide the answer keys, set it to white. Set it to black otherwise.
You are in the answer key:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
%renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
You are in the answer sheet:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{color}
defstatus{black}
begin{document}
renewcommand{status}{white}
begin{enumerate}
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Foo bar
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Dummy text
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{F}quad} Hello world
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} Loren lipsum
item underline{quadtextcolor{status}{T}quad} There is something in the sky.
end{enumerate}
end{document}
One can define a new command based on item to make this easier.
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
4,91111139
4,91111139
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You could also usepdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F}(pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..
– John Kormylo
yesterday
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You could also usepdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F}(pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..
– John Kormylo
yesterday
1
1
You could also use
pdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F} (pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..– John Kormylo
yesterday
You could also use
pdfcomment[opacity=status]{T/F} (pdfcomment package) in case the paper isn't white..– John Kormylo
yesterday
add a comment |
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Generally, putting answers on separate sheets is done for automatic grading machines. If you intend to reuse the question sheet, be warned that people often write on them anyway.
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yesterday