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@qtype @qtype_match
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Feature: Test creating a Matching question
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As a teacher
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In order to test my students
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I need to be able to create a Matching question
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Background:
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Given the following "users" exist:
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| username |
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| teacher |
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And the following "courses" exist:
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| fullname | shortname | category |
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| Course 1 | C1 | 0 |
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And the following "course enrolments" exist:
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| user | course | role |
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| teacher | C1 | editingteacher |
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@javascript
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Scenario: Create a Matching question with 3 subquestions
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When I am on the "Course 1" "core_question > course question bank" page logged in as teacher
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And I add a "Matching" question filling the form with:
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| Question name | match-001 |
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| Question text | Match the country with the capital city. |
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| General feedback | England=London, France=Paris and Spain=Madrid. |
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| id_shuffleanswers | 0 |
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| id_subquestions_0 | England |
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| id_subanswers_0 | London |
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| id_subquestions_1 | France |
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| id_subanswers_1 | Paris |
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| id_subquestions_2 | Spain |
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| id_subanswers_2 | Madrid |
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| For any correct response | Your answer is correct |
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| For any partially correct response | Your answer is partially correct |
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| For any incorrect response | Your answer is incorrect |
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| Hint 1 | This is your first hint |
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| Hint 2 | This is your second hint |
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Then I should see "match-001"
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# Checking that the next new question form displays user preferences settings.
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And I press "Create a new question ..."
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And I set the field "item_qtype_match" to "1"
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And I click on "Add" "button" in the "Choose a question type to add" "dialogue"
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And the following fields match these values:
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| id_shuffleanswers | 0 |
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