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IsTrue Scoring Method

The isTrue method checks that an expression has a comparison or equality, that is true

Description

The isTrue method checks that an expression has a comparison or equality, that is true. This means that when this method is used alone, any true equation entered by the student will be marked as correct.

 

Expressions that include a relational (‘<’, ‘<=’, ‘>’ or ‘>=’) or equality (‘=’) operator are evaluated for their truthfulness.

 

Additional Options

  • Allow thousands separator
    Authors can specify what separators can be used by the student. From the Thousand Separator drop-down menu, you can select dot, comma, and/or space. The Decimal Separator menu contains the option for either a dot or a comma. Note that the specified thousand separator and decimal separator cannot be the same, e.g. both dot.

Examples

Example 1 - Basic isTrue question example

isTrue does not take any value, which means when used alone it will validate any mathematical expression that is true.

 

isTrue does not take any value

Example 2 - isTrue fill in the blanks

 

isTrue in a Cloze Math question