Making exams in Context

Making exams in Context

[Jorge Manuel de Almeida Magalhães]

I need to prepare an exam. My choice is obviously ContexT, but
I have some difficulty in generating multiple choice questions in 
random order.
  Each student will have one different exam.
In Latex I use MUCH (http://fourier.math.uoc.gr/~mk/much/). Did you can 
tell me if it has a similar
solution in ConTexT?

Thanks

Jorge

Re: Making exams in Context

[Hans Hagen]

� wrote:
> I need to prepare an exam. My choice is obviously ContexT, but
> I have some difficulty in generating multiple choice questions in 
> random order.
>   Each student will have one different exam.
> In Latex I use MUCH (http://fourier.math.uoc.gr/~mk/much/). Did you can 
> tell me if it has a similar
> solution in ConTexT?
>   
attached is something i made in 2000

i just tested it and it should work ok in the latest context / acrobat

texexec examn.tex

or if you like

texexec examn.xml

(which assumes a recent texexec otherwise you need to say --env=ex-tex)

the code that deals with the randomixaiton is in m-examn.tex

Hans

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Re: Making exams in Context

[David Arnold]

Hans,

No attachment here. I'd like to see this.

On May 24, 2006, at 2:07 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:

> � wrote:
>> I need to prepare an exam. My choice is obviously ContexT, but
>> I have some difficulty in generating multiple choice questions in
>> random order.
>>   Each student will have one different exam.
>> In Latex I use MUCH (http://fourier.math.uoc.gr/~mk/much/). Did  
>> you can
>> tell me if it has a similar
>> solution in ConTexT?
>>
> attached is something i made in 2000
>
> i just tested it and it should work ok in the latest context / acrobat
>
> texexec examn.tex
>
> or if you like
>
> texexec examn.xml
>
> (which assumes a recent texexec otherwise you need to say --env=ex- 
> tex)
>
> the code that deals with the randomixaiton is in m-examn.tex
>
> Hans
>
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