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Mar 29, 2011

Multiple choice Question Standard Multiple choice with one correct answer.

Key Item Sequence
This test allows you to ask a question with multiple correct answers, and also let the student prioritize the answers.

Treatment Chart
This test takes a standard surface map of the human mouth and allows you to apply standard treatments to it. The person taking your course can choose from treatments you list for them and apply them to the chart. Once finished they can compare their answer to yours.

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