<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<question type="CHECK" inlinefeedback="1">
<text>
<p>Here goes the question.</p>
<p>You can use
<i>any</i> html in most blocks. The inlinefeedback="1" indicates
that the feedback on selected answers should be displayed together
with the option, and not all below the question.
</p>
</text>
<hint mintries="1">
This is the first hint, it comes up after the first incorrect answer.
</hint>
<hint mintries="2" maxtries="3">
This is the second hint, it comes up after the second and third incorrect
answer and disappears again at the fourth.
</hint>
<hint mintries="3">
You can have as many hints as you like.
</hint>
<correct>
<p>
Well done,<br/>
This section specifies the feedback to be given when the given answer is
correct.
</p>
</correct>
<option correct="0">
<choice>Option 1.</choice>
<feedback>
<p>"feedback" items are shown when the student selects the option.</p>
</feedback>
<feedbackunselected>
<p>"feedbackunselected" items are shown when the student does not select the
option. the mintries and maxtries attributes work here as expected.</p>
</feedbackunselected>
<feedback mintries="2" maxtries="3">
This feedback item is shown when option 1 is selected at the second or
third try.
</feedback>
</option>
<option correct="1">
<choice>Option 2.</choice>
<feedback>
Option two has to be selected!
<br/>
the correct="1" attributed indicated this. There can be more than
one correct option, they all have to be selected.
</feedback>
</option>
<option correct="1">
<choice>Option 3.</choice>
<feedback>Option three also has to be selected.</feedback>
</option>
<option correct="-1">
<choice>Option 4.</choice>
<feedback>It does not make a difference if you select option 4 or not
it's both correct.</feedback>
</option>
</question>