The code to produce the label of each item.That's it - just \begin followed by three brace enclosed entities: The list declaration/definition looks like this: Or letter, or some text, any of which can be formatted with specificįonts or appearences. The result, cropped to just the text and without headers and footers, looks like this:Ī list consists of a series of items, each starting on a new line. The "label" is nothing but an asterisk bullet.ĭefine the list properties and start the list The following manually implements a very simple list. Need to make your own lists, use this document as a starting point. The linking of LaTeX environments andĬommands to LyX is well documented elsewhere on this website. Stuff and put the remainder in a layout, but by that time it's easier I also could have stripped out all the exam specific My book, I would have had to use them as a document class, which ofĬourse is silly. However, each of those was a document classĬustom made for making an exam to hand out to students. Two existing packages might have fit the bill: exam.cls () or examdesign.cls
In order to easily use this in LyX, all of this Is correct, and depending on the situation the correct answer would Is followed by a lettered list of possible answers. Each quiz consists of a numbered list of questions. I needed to make chapter quizzes in aīook. Then you must build your own listĮnvironments and put them in a layout file in order to use them in LyX. If those don't fit your needs you can usually use a LyX provides excellent list environments, including itemize, enumerateĪnd description. Implementation of the Multiple Choice Quiz.
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