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20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions quizzes/README.md
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* `questions.xml` - the xml file with all the questions (the file was created from the txt file using python script `quizzes_xml.py`)


* `questions.txt` - contains all the questions, using format:

qst| What is your question?

A| your answer A

B| your answer B

C| your answer C

D| your answer D

Answer| correct answers, e.g. "a, c"

type| "multi" (or "single", optional the default is "single" if one answer provided, and "multi" otherwise)

* `quizzes_xml.py` - python script that converts txt file to xml using the moodle spec.
48 changes: 48 additions & 0 deletions quizzes/questions.txt
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qst| Shebang is the first line in the script, which starts with "#!" and is followed by the command interpreting the script.
A| True
B| False
Answer| A

####


qst| You need to use shebang to be able to run a bash script.
A| True
B| False
Answer| B

####


Qst| How can you determine the full path of a command? (select all that apply)
A| locate <command>
B| which <command>
C| where <command>
Answer| B
type| multi

####

Qst| How can you add a new path in which shell will look for commands? (select all that apply)
A| PATH=/a/b/c:$PATH
B| PATH=$PATH:/a/b/c
C| PATH=/a/b/c
Answer| a, b
type| multi

#####

Qst| Version Control System does: (select all that apply)
A| track changes of files
B| tests your code
C| allows for transfer and aggregation of work among collaborators
Answer| a, c
type| multi

#####

Qst| When do you need to use git-annex in addition to git? (select the best option)
A| when you have many small files
B| when you have large data files
C| when you want to hide some of the files from collaborators
Answer| b
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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<quiz>
<qstiii>This child contains text.</qstiii>
<qst>another child contains text.</qst>
<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>Shebang is the first line in the script, which starts with &quot;#!&quot; and is followed by the command interpreting the script.</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 1</text>
</name>
<single>true</single>
<answer fraction="100">
<text>True</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>False</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>You need to use shebang to be able to run a bash script.</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 2</text>
</name>
<single>true</single>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>True</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="100">
<text>False</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>How can you determine the full path of a command? (select all that apply)</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 3</text>
</name>
<single>false</single>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>locate &lt;command&gt;</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="100">
<text>which &lt;command&gt;</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>where &lt;command&gt;</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>How can you add a new path in which shell will look for commands? (select all that apply)</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 4</text>
</name>
<single>false</single>
<answer fraction="50">
<text>PATH=/a/b/c:$PATH</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="50">
<text>PATH=$PATH:/a/b/c</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>PATH=/a/b/c</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>Version Control System does: (select all that apply)</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 5</text>
</name>
<single>false</single>
<answer fraction="50">
<text>track changes of files</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>tests your code</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="50">
<text>allows for transfer and aggregation of work among collaborators</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

<question type="multichoice">
<questiontext format="html">
<text>When do you need to use git-annex in addition to git? (select the best option)</text>
</questiontext>
<name>
<text>Question 6</text>
</name>
<single>true</single>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>when you have many small files</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="100">
<text>when you have large data files</text>
<feedback>
<text>Correct answer!</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
<answer fraction="0">
<text>when you want to hide some of the files from collaborators</text>
<feedback>
<text>Wrong answer</text>
</feedback>
</answer>
</question>

</quiz>
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