You may want to ask a question that has multiple correct answers. If so, you can use a list to display choices that your students can then list in the entry box. List response questions allow students to list answer choices in order, creating a list or ranking system from given choices identified in the TeX box. For these questions student input order (and case sensitivity) must match what is listed for ans1.
Choice specification should include:
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{\parindent=20pt
\item {\bf A.} Choice A text goes here.
\item {\bf B.} Like the multiple choice template, you can put equations here too using the dollar signs.
\item {\bf C.} Here's the third choice.
}
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At it's most minimal, the code box must contain:
function js_answer(){
/* global list ans1 */
ans1 = "A,B";
}
where ans1 = "A,B" is the answer. Notice that
/* global list ans1 */
varies from the answer used for other Tex/JS/C questions:
/* global double ans1 = ... */
