User:JWSchmidt/quiz

Question 1. Can we find an alternative to Template:ABCD since it has a problem When there is lots of text for one or more of the four answers?

A. Maybe.

That is wishy-washy. See Wikiversity:Be bold
Yes: B positive	No: C negative

B. Yes

Are you sure?
Yes. Then go back to the First question and use the code.
If you have doubts...
...then use on of these options:
Review: User:JWSchmidt/quiz2	Ask a question: User talk:JWSchmidt/quiz

C. No. There is always a problem if the text for choices A-D are too long
because it must fit into the "NavHead".

There is always a solution! We can use a wider box; this one is set to 60% of the page.


You are too pessimistic.
Review: Documentation at Wikipedia
Pep talk: Original example from Wikipedia

D. None of the above.

The question stinks!
Then complain to the author at User talk:JWSchmidt.
Then fix it yourself...
View template
Edit template

Related discussion: Colloquium

Question 2. Does using 90% give more space for when there is lots of text for one or more of the four answers?

A. Maybe.

That is wishy-washy. See Wikiversity:Be bold
Yes: B positive	No: C negative

B. Yes, because while this very long string of text would not have fit in with just 60% of the window, it does fit in with 90%.

Are you sure?
Yes. Then go to the template, copy the code, and start making your own quiz/test questions in this format.
If you have doubts...
...then use on of these options:
Review: User:JWSchmidt/quiz2/question2	Ask a question: User talk:JWSchmidt/quiz

C. No. There is always a problem if the text for choices A-D are too long because it must fit into the "NavHead".

There is always a solution! We did use a wider box; this one is set to 90% of the page.
You are too pessimistic.
Review: First question (uses 60%)
Other template: Original example from Wikipedia (uses 60%)

D. None of the above.

The question stinks!
Then complain to the author at User talk:JWSchmidt.
Then fix it yourself...
View template for question two
Edit template for question two

Related discussion: Colloquium