Justification
Displays text that explains why a chosen multiple-choice answer is either correct or incorrect.
Declaration
@Justification(reaction: String?) {
...
}Parameters
- reaction:
Text that clearly and succinctly indicates whether the answer is correct or incorrect, for example “Correct!” or “Sorry, try again.” (required)
Overview
Use the Justification directive to display a response when the reader chooses an answer in a multiple-choice assessment question in a tutorial. Use the reaction parameter to briefly indicate whether the choice is correct or incorrect. Then, provide some more descriptive text that explains why. In the case of an incorrect answer, consider also providing a hint so the reader can try again.
@Tutorial(time: 30) {
...
@Assessments {
@MultipleChoice {
What element did you use to add space around and between your views?
@Choice(isCorrect: false) {
A state variable.
@Justification(reaction: "Try again!") {
Remember, it's something you used to arrange views vertically.
}
}
...
}
}
}Containing Elements
The following items must include a justification: