performanceresultscreens 0.0.11 → 0.0.13

package/dist/components/Organisms/ReviewComponent/selectionUtils.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 "use strict";
 Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
-exports.questionSelectionData = void 0;
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 exports.questionSelectionData = [
     {
         "questionObject": {
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         history: [],
     },
 ];
+exports.comprehensionSelectionData = [
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+            "solution": "<P>Because it was surrounded by water</P>",
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+            "question_layout": "Why did the author believe Camusfearna would be a good location for keeping an otter?",
+            "options_layout": [
+                "Because it was surrounded by water",
+                "Because it was in Southern Iraq",
+                "Because his friend lived there",
+                "Because it was close to a market"
+            ],
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+                {
+                    "layout_type": "Normal",
+                    "data": [
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+                            "text": "Because it was surrounded by water",
+                            "media_type": "image",
+                            "media": "",
+                            "weight": ""
+                        }
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+                        "title": "Grade 10"
+                    },
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+                        "title": "English"
+                    },
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+                        "title": "Mijbil the Otter"
+                    },
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+                                    text: "To find the cube of the number 5, you simply multiply 5 by itself three times: 5 × 5 × 5. Imagine you have a cube-shaped box, and each side is 5 units long. To fill it completely, you'd need 125 of 1-unit cubes. That's why 5 cubed equals 125.",
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+                            question_type: "2",
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+                            solution: "<p>The cube of 5 is 5 × 5 × 5 = 125. </p>",
+                            uuid: "aab397a1-9c11-47c5-bd59-08089544ce72",
+                            question_layout: "<p>What is the cube of the number 5?</p>",
+                            question_student_layout: [
+                                "<p>What is the cube of the number 5?</p>",
+                            ],
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+                                                    text: "To find the cube of the number 5, you simply multiply 5 by itself three times: 5 × 5 × 5. Imagine you have a cube-shaped box, and each side is 5 units long. To fill it completely, you'd need 125 of 1-unit cubes. That's why 5 cubed equals 125.",
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+                            question_student_layout: [
+                                "<p>What is the cube of the largest two-digit even number?</p>",
+                            ],
+                            options: ["64000", "6859", "8000", "941192"],
+                            options_layout: ["64000", "6859", "8000", "<p>941192</p>"],
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+                            answers_layout: ["<p>941192</p>"],
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+                                                {
+                                                    text_layout: "<p> Let's explore the cube of a number using the largest two-digit even number, which is 98. Imagine you have 98 apples, and you arrange them to form a perfect cube. You'd stack 98 layers of apples, with each layer containing 98 rows of 98 apples. When you multiply 98 by itself three times (98 × 98 × 98), you get 941192. That's a lot of apples! This is the cube of 98, and no other two-digit even number will give a larger cube because 98 is the biggest even number before you hit 100. </p>",
+                                                    text: "Let's explore the cube of a number using the largest two-digit even number, which is 98. Imagine you have 98 apples, and you arrange them to form a perfect cube. You'd stack 98 layers of apples, with each layer containing 98 rows of 98 apples. When you multiply 98 by itself three times (98 × 98 × 98), you get 941192. That's a lot of apples! This is the cube of 98, and no other two-digit even number will give a larger cube because 98 is the biggest even number before you hit 100.",
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+                            question: "Which of the following numbers is the smallest multiple of 4 that is also a perfect cube?",
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+                            question_layout: "<p>Which of the following numbers is the smallest multiple of 4 that is also a perfect cube?</p>",
+                            question_student_layout: [
+                                "<p>Which of the following numbers is the smallest multiple of 4 that is also a perfect cube?</p>",
+                            ],
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