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sample1.001&tf&2&N&The Sun rises in the East.&TRUE&FALSE&This is an example of a True/False Question.<BR>Select the answer by clicking on the circular button next to the desired choice.<BR>Clicking on the other button will automatically deselect the first choice.&&&&ASTR.0&1&10&&0&1&&&N.
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sample1.002&mcs&2&N&The name of the planet known as the <I>'red planet'</I> is:&Mars&Venus;Jupiter;Neptune;Pluto;&This is an example of a multiple choice question with a single correct answer.<BR>Select your answer by clicking on the square box next to your choice.<BR>Selecting a difference answer will automatically deselect all others on this question.&&&a&ASTR.0&1&10&&0&1:v&&&N.
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sample1.003&mcm&2&N&In meteorology, the term <I>'precipitation'</I> may take which of the following form(s) <I>(check all that apply)</I>:&rain;snow;sleet;&fog;lightning;&This is an example of a multiple choice question with multiple correct answers.<BR>For scoring purposes, ALL correct answers must be checked in order to receive credit for the answer.<BR><B>Note that selecting answers DOES NOT automatically deselect any other choices, so you must click the box again to deselect a checked answer.&&&n&METW.0&1&0&&0&1&&&N.
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sample1.004&esa&2&Y&The <U>third</U> planet from the sun in our solar system is called:&earth&&This is an example of a text question.<BR>Type in the correct answer in the box provided.<BR>For scoring, the answer is compared without regard to capitalization.<BR><BR>This example also shows an EMBEDDED reference image shown above the question.&&&&ASTR.0&1&10&&0&5&&&N.
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sample1.005&tf&1&Y&The average distance of the earth from the sun is 93,000,000 kilometers.&FALSE&TRUE&This example shows a HYPERLINKED reference image.<BR>To view the image related to this question, click on the hyperlink located above the question text.&&&&ASTR.0&1&10&&0&1&&&N.
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sample1.006&mcm&2&N&The 3 largest planets in our solar system are:&Jupiter;Saturn;Uranus;&Mars;Neptune;Earth;&Notice the time warning that appears to the left of the time clock in the upper right corner of the page.<BR>The first warning is with under 5 minutes remaining and is updated each minute until time expires. <br>Also note you have the ability to review questions until time expires, using the <br> pull-down menu to access questions.<br>&&&A&ASTR.0&1&10&&0&1&&&N.
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sample1.007&mcs&2&Y&The name of the musical score is:<BR><I>(Click on the play button to repeat the score)</I>&Beethoven's Fifth Symphony&Tzichowski's Overture;Bach's Third Opera;&This is an example of an embedded audio file. Supported formats include .wav, .rmi, .mid;;This question shows that the next button has changed to Done because this is the final question of this test.<BR>You can back up to review previous questions or, if satisfied with all your answers, click on the Done button to see your results.&&&a&music.0&1&1&&0&1&N&0&N.N.N.N
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sample1.008&tf&0&Y&The Sun revolves around the earth.&FALSE&TRUE&&&&&ASTR&&&&0&1&N&0&N.N.N.N
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sample1.009&mch&2&Y&In the box to the left of the planet name, enter the letter of the description that best fits the planet.&Mercury;Venus;Earth;Mars;Jupiter;Saturn;Uranus;Neptune;Pluto;&closest planet to our sun;Surface observation impossible because of dense atmosphere;65% of surface area covered by water;the red planet that has canals;the largest planet in our solar system;has rings that orbit the planet;has 4 moons;named for the Greek God of the Sea;the most distant planet from our sun;&This is an example of a matching question.<BR>The question may have from 3 to 25 choices.&&&a&MATCH.0&1&&&&1&&&N.
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sample1.010&ord&2&Y&Place in order the following planets, based on their proximity to the sun, begining with the closest to the sun.&Mercury;Earth;Mars;Saturn;Pluto;&&This is an example of a place-in-order question.&&&o&ORDERED.0&1&&&&1&&&N.
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sample1.011&tf&0&Y&This is the end of the test.&TRUE&FALSE&Notice that since this is the final question, the Next button has changed to a Done button.<BR>At this point, you may review unanswered or marked questions by clicking on the Review button.<BR>OR you may click on Done if you are satisfied with all the answers you have given.&&&&ENDOF.0&1&&&&1&&&
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sample1.012&esa&0&Y&According to the rock group <I>Three Dog Night</I>, <box> <U>is the loneliest number there can ever be</U>.&1&&Notice that since this is the final question, the Next button has changed to a Done button.<BR>At this point, you may review unanswered or marked questions by clicking on the Review button.<BR>OR you may click on Done if you are satisfied with all the answers you have given.&&&&.0&1&&&&1&N&0&N.N.N.N
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