Question

The exam questions will be indicated by the question command, in which we can indicate the score of the exam, which will automatically appear in the question table.

If a question has subsubquestion sections, we can indicate them with the subquestion command. You can indicate the score in both question and subquestion.

#show: exam.with()
#question(points: 2)[List prime numbers]
#v(1fr)
#question(points: 1)[Complete the following sentences]
#subquestion[Don Quixote was written by ...]
#v(1fr)
#subquestion[The name of the continent we live on is ...]
#v(1fr)

#show: exam.with()
#question(points: 2)[List prime numbers]
#v(1fr)
#question(points: 1)[Complete the following sentences]
#subquestion[Don Quixote was written by ...]
#v(1fr)
#subquestion[The name of the continent we live on is ...]
#v(1fr)

We can indicate the score of each question by the points property of the question.

#question(points: 2)[List prime numbers]

#question(points: 2)[List prime numbers]

You can also indicate the position where the score appears to the left or right, using points-position.

#question(points: 2, points-position:right)[List prime numbers]

#question(points: 2, points-position:right)[List prime numbers]

We can indicate the score of each question by the points property of the question. The score of the sub-question will be added to that of the question to which it belongs.

#subquestion(points: 2)[List prime numbers]

#subquestion(points: 2)[List prime numbers]

You can also indicate the position where the score appears to the left or right, using points-position.

#subquestion(points: 2, points-position:right)[List prime numbers]

#subquestion(points: 2, points-position:right)[List prime numbers]

Using the question-points-position property we can indicate the default position of the position where the score appears, left or right.

#show: exam.with(
  question-points-position: right,
)

#show: exam.with(
  question-points-position: right,
)

Depending on the language we use, the decimal separator may change. To specify the decimal sepa- rator we want to use, we use ‘decimal-separator’ with the values ‘.’ or ‘,’ as follows.

#show: exam.with(
    decimal-separator: ",",
)

#show: exam.with(
    decimal-separator: ",",
)