2.2.5 Adding a Fill-in-the-Blank Question

A Fill-in-the-Blank has the capacity to hold anywhere from 1 to 10 blank spots that will prompt the student for an answer on the test. After the user fills out the question data on the left (difficulty, time, tags), they enter the question prompt in the 'question' text box. To designate a place for a blank, the user uses an "(ANS)" tag as shown in figure 14. There must be an answer provided for every "(ANS)" tag in the question text. If there is not, the question is rejected when the user tries to click 'add'. The only other acceptable input besides a 1:1 'answer' to "(ANS)" tag ratio is one answer provided (in an answer text box below the question prompt) and zero "(ANS)" tags. This will place a blank at the very end of the question text, where the one provided answer will be expected. To add a new answer, the user clicks the "+" symbol next to the last answer. To delete an answer, the user clicks the "X" symbol next to the appropriate answer. The program denies any questions with a mismatched answer and "(ANS)" tag count, besides for the exception case mentioned above. Answers provided match up in the order they are provided with the order of the tags in the question text (The first "(ANS)" tag corresponds to the first answer provided, etc).