Attempt to get Acrolinx > 80

Author: JamesJBarnett

learn-pr/azure/build-reusable-bicep-files-parameters/7-knowledge-check.yml

@@ -36,19 +36,19 @@ quiz:
       explanation: Incorrect. An empty string `''` is a valid value for the `projectName` parameter.
     - content: "`1`"
       isCorrect: false
-      explanation: Incorrect. The value `'1'` is a valid value for the `projectName` parameter, since it is less than the maximum length of five characters.
+      explanation: Incorrect. The value `'1'` is a valid value for the `projectName` parameter, since it's less than the maximum length of five characters.
     - content: "`animal`"
       isCorrect: true
-      explanation: Correct. The value `'animal'` is not valid for the `projectName` parameter, because its length exceeds the maximum of five characters.
+      explanation: Correct. The value `'animal'` isn't valid for the `projectName` parameter, because its length exceeds the maximum of five characters.
   - content: You want to view the value of the `apiKey` parameter after the deployment has completed. Which of these statements is true?
     choices:
-    - content: You cannot view the value of the `apiKey` parameter for the deployment.
+    - content: You can't view the value of the `apiKey` parameter for the deployment.
       isCorrect: true
-      explanation: Correct. The `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value is not available to you to view.
+      explanation: Correct. The `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value isn't available to you to view.
     - content: You can view the value of the `apiKey` parameter for this deployment by looking at the output of the deployment command.
       isCorrect: false
-      explanation: Incorrect. Normally, the deployment command will show you the values of each parameter. However, the `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value is not available to you to view.
+      explanation: Incorrect. Normally, the deployment command will show you the values of each parameter. However, the `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value isn't available to you to view.
     - content: You can view the value of the `apiKey` parameter by inspecting the resource group deployments in the Azure portal.
       isCorrect: false
-      explanation: Incorrect. Normally, the Azure portal will show you the values of each parameter for a deployment. However, the `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value is not available to you to view.
+      explanation: Incorrect. Normally, the Azure portal will show you the values of each parameter for a deployment. However, the `apiKey` parameter has the `@secure()` decorator applied, which means that the parameter value isn't available to you to view.