################################################## ################################################## ################################################## # This is a test description file for "much" # # To create the tests give the command # # much create file-name # # where file-name is the name of this file. # # Then compile the file wrapper latex file, # probably called "exam.tex" in this directory, # giving the command "latex exam". The ouput in # "exam.dvi" contains all generated tests. # # To grade the tests give the command # # much grade file-name # # Look at mc-logfile after each run for possible # errors. # ################################################## # All filenames will be relative to the directory # specified below, except for "mc-logfile" which # is always created in the current directory. directory "."; ################################################## # 1st part: describe the tests to be created # # # This part is ignored in grading mode # ################################################## # Set random seed # If you change this number the tests created # will be different. There is nothing wrong # with this, but then the answers in the file # "papers" will not make much sense and, after # grading, you will see too many zeros as grades. seed 1101; # Set first serial number # The serial number used will start with the number below # and will increase by 1. serial 500; # Define question types and how many # questions are required per type # the first argument is a regular expression # (which should not contain any quotes ("). # The last number denotes the number of questions # to be chosen from all files in the current directory # matching the corresponding regular expression. use 2 from "mult-*"; use 2 from "comb-*"; use 2 from "perm-*"; use 3 from "graph-*"; # Create a total of 100 papers create 100; ################################################## # 2nd part: how to grade the papers # # # # This part is ignored in creating mode # ################################################## # Set grading scale scale 10.0; # Grade the answers in file "papers" and put resulting # grades in file "grades.new" grade from "papers" to "grades"; ################################################## ### End of test-description file ##################################################