AnkiWeb addon 607635002
Accepts multiple correct answers for typed-answer cards, separated by slashes, marking a typed match correct and hiding the other valid alternatives.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.65 | 24.04.1+ | 2024-04-26 |
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Improves feedback on typed-answer cards by rearranging multiple correct answers, supporting optional and slash-separated alternatives, and grouping Indic combining marks for clearer differences.
Adds four combinable options to the {{type:}} field to ignore case, accents, punctuation, or extra words when checking typed answers.
Adds multiple-choice, single-choice, and Kprim question cards to Anki, reviewable across platforms, with configurable answer styling and automatic correctness highlighting.
Automatically rates typed answers as hard, good, or easy based on configurable response-time thresholds, with options for handling mismatches, multiple answer fields, and confirming ratings.
Creates and reviews single- and multiple-choice questions in Anki with an exam-style interface showing your selections, correct answers, color-coded feedback, and optional explanations.
Converts Anki cards into interactive multiple-choice quizzes with up to five options, optional shuffling and explanations, colour-coded selected-answer feedback, image support, and customizable settings.
The add-on can be used to compare the typed answer against multiple correct answers.
The possible answers can be separated with the '/' symbol.
For example, if the 'Back' field contains "ans1 / ans2 / ans3" and the typed answer was "ans2", the answer comparison will show "ans2" as correct and the other possible correct answers will be hidden.
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There's also the "Answer Set - Multiple answers for "type in the answer" cards" add-on - https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1827331674
One of its features is "Missing Alternatives" - https://github.com/scott2000/answerset/blob/main/doc/lenient_validation.md#missing-alternatives
> Sometimes there may be multiple similar words in an answer which are all correct.
> If you separate these words with slashes (/), lenient validation will accept any one of them, and will not mark the missing alternatives as incorrect.
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