library(tbltools) knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = FALSE, message = FALSE) # Note: with echo = FALSE and message = FALSE as the default, code blocks do not show up on the final knitted document unless otherwise specified. # This means that code blocks can also be used to keep notes for onself when designing an iRAT/tRAT.
# Note: # You can write anything for the instructions. All markdown formatting will work. # You can also use R code using the `r ...` syntax.
Fill out the iRAT score sheet by yourself. Once the time is up, return your iRAT score sheet and start the tRAT together with your team using the scratch-off sheets. Tally your team's tRAT with the following scoring guide: 4 points for one scratch, 2 points for 2 scratches, 1 point for 3 scratches and zero if you have to scratch four or more to reveal the correct answer.
Choose the best answer among the alternatives.
# Create RAT RAT <- tbl_create_RAT_from_excel( "${excel_file}", filter_include = TRUE, fill_down_questions = TRUE ) %>% tbl_arrange_RAT_questions( by = "original" ) RAT
# Generate questions + answers # Note: results = 'asis' is important to render the generated markdown RAT %>% tbl_generate_RAT_choices( answer_layout = "vertical", # default layout answer_layout_column = "layout" # custom question layout )
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