For multiple choice you can try:


http://fourier.math.uoc.gr/~mk/much/example/


see:


<bold> [NTG-context] create and grade multiple choice exams with MUCH
an ConTeXT


have a nice day</bold>



Em 27/02/2009, às 10:45, Curious Learn escreveu:


<excerpt>I was not aware of this cool feature in Context. This could
be very useful in

making multiple choice tests. I have one question. Is there a simple
way in

which one can switch between itemized lists that are random and
non-random? For

example, if I have 40 multiple choice questions, each of which has the
following

form:


Question Text

\startitemize[random]

\startitem first item \stopitem

\startitem second item \stopitem

\startitem third item \stopitem

\startitem fourth item \stopitem

\stopitemize


If I want the PDF file that has the items in the order I entered them
in (i.e.,

not a random permutation); is it possible to do that in a way other
than going

and taking out the "random" from each itemize environment?


Thanks.



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</excerpt>Um Abraço,


Jorge Magalhães