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Multiple Choice Question and Flip Card for Quizzes #325

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This is not supposed to be merged into main.
I made some test quizzes at the end of chapter 6. Quality Control.
First section is Multiple Choice Questions where the user can select the answer and it shows whether the answer is correct or incorrect.
Second section is Flip Cards where the user hovers over the mouse and the the card "flips" and shows the answer. This would be ideal for longer questions/answers. For longer questions/answers you can make the font smaller so that it fits in the card.
The colour theme here is just colours that I like, it's strawberry matcha themed! And of course it can be easily modified.
And the glue codes are hidden as well.

In PDF, it's not perfect, but I think for now this is good. Please let me know what you think.

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Zethson commented Feb 6, 2025

Wohoo thanks to @LuisHeinzlmeier contribution I can easily look at it and try it. I generally think that this is going into the right direction. I think we need to test a bit how this scales with longer questions and answers. Also of course explaining the correct or incorrect solutions. This needs to be pretty versatile.

Finally, we need to extract this into a more common spot that acts more as a library so that we can easily create these quizzes for all chapters.

I think both styles have purpose and we can also consider sometimes asking questions in the middle of the chapters using the flip style. We can discuss details tomorrow.

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