For each question type you can use either of the three tags to create quizzes
```
.quiz-match-items, .quiz-mi, .qmi
.quiz-multiple-choice, .quiz-mc, .qmc
.quiz-insert-choices, .quiz-ic, .qic
.quiz-free-text, .quiz-ft, .qft
```
## Basic syntax
The quiz syntax is based on the markdown task list syntax. A markdown task list looks like this
- [ ] This box is not checked
- [X] This box is checked
- [ ] Another unchecked box
# Matching Questions
These questions generate quizzes where a user can drag and drop items to sort them into "buckets".
This uses the Pandoc [definition list syntax](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#definition-lists).
You can provide distractor items (items not belonging to any bucket) or empty buckets (no item belonging in those empty buckets) by using the exclamation mark "!".
```
## Matching Question {.qmi}
Question text
BucketA
: A1
: A2
BucketB
: B1
!
: Distractor
Empty Bucket
: !
```
# Multiple Choice Questions
Classic multiple choice questions
```
## Multiple Choice Question {.qmc}
Question text
- [ ] A
- nope
- [X] B
- yes
```
# InsertChoices Questions
This will create a sort of blank text questions.
If multiple items are provided in the task list, they will be rendered as a drop down menu where the user can click answers.
If only one item/solution is provided it will be rendered as a blank.
```
## Insert Choices Question {.qic}
- [X] A
- of course
- [ ] B
- uhm ...
is the first letter in the ABC. The second one is
- [ ] B
- yep
```
# FreeText questions
This will create a simple input field/text box where the user can write their answer.
```
## FreeText Question TL {.qft}
What's the first letter in the alphabet?
- A
- yep
- B
- nope
## {.qft}
What's the fourth letter?
- [ ] C
- [X] D
```
# Quiz Meta
Add a `YAML` code block to a question to provide meta information on the specific question.
This is work in progress. Currently it does not do anything. (17. Apr 2020)
