Esami package - reducing space between answers in a multiple choice test
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I would like to reduce the space between different answers in a multiple choice test. Here is my code:
newproblem{
fbox{%
parbox{textwidth}{%
item In base ai principi della dinamica, in un sistema inerziale, un corpo soggetto a forze la cui risultante è costante nel tempo e diversa da zero
begin{answers}{1}bChoices[random]
Ans0 aumenta la sua velocità eAns
Ans0 varia costantemente la sua accelerazione eAns
Ans1 cambia il suo vettore velocità eAns
Ans0 mantiene costante la sua velocitàeAns
eChoicesend{answers}
}%
}
}
And here is the result:
I would like the lines (a), (b), (c), (d) to be closer to each other. Is it possible?
packages esami
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
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I would like to reduce the space between different answers in a multiple choice test. Here is my code:
newproblem{
fbox{%
parbox{textwidth}{%
item In base ai principi della dinamica, in un sistema inerziale, un corpo soggetto a forze la cui risultante è costante nel tempo e diversa da zero
begin{answers}{1}bChoices[random]
Ans0 aumenta la sua velocità eAns
Ans0 varia costantemente la sua accelerazione eAns
Ans1 cambia il suo vettore velocità eAns
Ans0 mantiene costante la sua velocitàeAns
eChoicesend{answers}
}%
}
}
And here is the result:
I would like the lines (a), (b), (c), (d) to be closer to each other. Is it possible?
packages esami
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12
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up vote
1
down vote
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I would like to reduce the space between different answers in a multiple choice test. Here is my code:
newproblem{
fbox{%
parbox{textwidth}{%
item In base ai principi della dinamica, in un sistema inerziale, un corpo soggetto a forze la cui risultante è costante nel tempo e diversa da zero
begin{answers}{1}bChoices[random]
Ans0 aumenta la sua velocità eAns
Ans0 varia costantemente la sua accelerazione eAns
Ans1 cambia il suo vettore velocità eAns
Ans0 mantiene costante la sua velocitàeAns
eChoicesend{answers}
}%
}
}
And here is the result:
I would like the lines (a), (b), (c), (d) to be closer to each other. Is it possible?
packages esami
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
I would like to reduce the space between different answers in a multiple choice test. Here is my code:
newproblem{
fbox{%
parbox{textwidth}{%
item In base ai principi della dinamica, in un sistema inerziale, un corpo soggetto a forze la cui risultante è costante nel tempo e diversa da zero
begin{answers}{1}bChoices[random]
Ans0 aumenta la sua velocità eAns
Ans0 varia costantemente la sua accelerazione eAns
Ans1 cambia il suo vettore velocità eAns
Ans0 mantiene costante la sua velocitàeAns
eChoicesend{answers}
}%
}
}
And here is the result:
I would like the lines (a), (b), (c), (d) to be closer to each other. Is it possible?
packages esami
packages esami
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
edited Nov 18 at 9:11
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
asked Nov 18 at 8:58
Marco Disce
1305
1305
It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12
add a comment |
It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12
It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12
add a comment |
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To set the space among answers as you desire, you can try with different values of the parameters rowsepDefault and aboveanswersSkip in the master file of your exam.
As an example, in our exams we have the following settings:
rowsepDefault{4pt}
addtolength{tabcolsep}{2pt}
addtolength{arraycolsep}{2pt}
setlengthaboveanswersSkip{6pt}
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
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To set the space among answers as you desire, you can try with different values of the parameters rowsepDefault and aboveanswersSkip in the master file of your exam.
As an example, in our exams we have the following settings:
rowsepDefault{4pt}
addtolength{tabcolsep}{2pt}
addtolength{arraycolsep}{2pt}
setlengthaboveanswersSkip{6pt}
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
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To set the space among answers as you desire, you can try with different values of the parameters rowsepDefault and aboveanswersSkip in the master file of your exam.
As an example, in our exams we have the following settings:
rowsepDefault{4pt}
addtolength{tabcolsep}{2pt}
addtolength{arraycolsep}{2pt}
setlengthaboveanswersSkip{6pt}
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
72039
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
To set the space among answers as you desire, you can try with different values of the parameters rowsepDefault and aboveanswersSkip in the master file of your exam.
As an example, in our exams we have the following settings:
rowsepDefault{4pt}
addtolength{tabcolsep}{2pt}
addtolength{arraycolsep}{2pt}
setlengthaboveanswersSkip{6pt}
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
72039
To set the space among answers as you desire, you can try with different values of the parameters rowsepDefault and aboveanswersSkip in the master file of your exam.
As an example, in our exams we have the following settings:
rowsepDefault{4pt}
addtolength{tabcolsep}{2pt}
addtolength{arraycolsep}{2pt}
setlengthaboveanswersSkip{6pt}
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
72039
answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
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answered Nov 18 at 16:52
grames
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answered Nov 18 at 16:52
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It is possible but I don't think it is better.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 18 at 9:08
I need to maximize the number of questions per paper sheet
– Marco Disce
Nov 18 at 9:10
You are going to sacrifice readability, which will make the test unduly more hard for some students.
– Joel Kulesza
Nov 19 at 1:12