Question types
This pages demonstrates the types of questions used in the Molecular Workbench.
Interactive challenge
This relates to a prompt that explains what a user should glean from running an interactive.
Question #1
This is a question that has an orderd list within the body of the question.
- This is an ordered number list item.
- This is an ordered number list item.
- This is an ordered number list item.
- This is a nested ordered list item
- This is a nested ordered list item
- This is an ordered number list item.
Question #2
This is a question that has an unordered list within the body of the question.
- This is an unordered list item.
- This is an unordered list item.
- This is an unordered list item.
- This is a nested list item.
- This is a nested list item.
Question #3
This question has a defintion list within the body of the question
- This is a term.
- This is the definition of that term, which both live in a
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. - Here is another term.
- And it gets a definition too, which is this line.
- Here is term that shares a definition with the term below.
- Here's another definittion here
Question #4
This question has a text area within the body of the question
Question #5
This is a question with radio buttons options for the user to click
Question #6
This is a question with various check box options for the user to chose. This question also has a button, allowing for the user to check their answer.
Question #7
This question shows how an image within the body of the question will look.
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Question #8
This question type allows a user to take a screenshot of an interactive
Question #9
This question type demonstrates the state after a user has taken a screen shot and is either going to take another screen shot or annotate the current screen shot.
Question #10
This is the same as Question #7, though this one demonstrates what the expandable image icon looks like in relationship to the image.
This question is the same as the interactive prompt question type. This could be used to communicate a fact that is independent of a question or neccessarily being tied to an interactive.