A multiple-choice question (MCQ) allows a user to pick one correct answer from a list. The system identifies the correct answer using a 'correct: boolean' tag.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A multiple-choice question (MCQ) allows a user to pick one correct answer from a list.
The system identifies the correct answer using a 'correct: boolean' tag.
A developer uses the format ID 'mcq'. This format does not need an 'interaction_state'. The developer provides a list of choices. Each choice in the list has a 'correct: boolean' tag. This tag tells the AI model which choice is the right answer.
A teacher wants to create a quiz. The teacher uses the 'mcq' format. The teacher lists three possible answers. One answer is marked 'correct: true'. The other two are marked 'correct: false'. The AI model then knows the single correct answer.
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The 'mmc' format is a type of quiz question. It stands for 'multiple-choice'.
The 'Fill The Blank' format is a built-in quiz type. Its ID is 'ftb'.
A developer uses scripts to build different question types. Each script focuses on a specific kind of question.
The 'Three-Party Contract' means a prompt connects three things. It connects the user's choices in the interface.
A multiple-choice question (MCQ) allows a user to pick one correct answer from a list. The system identifies the correct answer using a 'correct: boolean' tag.