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Remark: The total amount of points for a problem is set in the "Settings" of a course in which it is used, and can change from course to course. |
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+## Show score details for students |
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+After grading, it is possible to display the score directly behind the student's answer. |
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+Example: |
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+The display is controlled using the \score command, which accepts an optional parameter. |
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+In the example shown, `\score[true]{6}` is used to make the score visible. |
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+By default, this parameter is set to false, meaning the score is not displayed. |
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+Alternatively, you can enable score display for all answers within a question using `\showScore`. |
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+In this case, the optional parameter for \score is no longer needed. |
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+If \showScore is set at the problem level, it applies to all included questions. |
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# Partial score for an answer |
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If a student's answer was only partially incorrect, you may want to award partial credit for the response. |
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