Hidden Answers to Questions

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It is common to write questions in a lab, which forces a student to perform analytical thinking. If an answer is provided on the next line, students will skip analysis, think, "yeah, I knew that" , and move on, not really testing their understanding. On the other hand, if we hide the answer, diligent students will think, then click a drop down and immediately learn if they understand or not. The solution can be a simple drop down, that makes it easy for a developer to do something like this:

Question: Blah

Answer:

Priority is a moving target; If the existing HTML hack we are using is OK, then this is a medium, priority, if the HTML hack we are doing is totally unacceptable, this is extremely high priority.

Here is the hack:

<details>
<summaryclick for answer</summary>
<br>
Answer goes here
</details>