Physics 1 · First midterm
Formulas with units, numeric answers with different data on each copy, problems with parts, “choose three of these four” and an open-ended question with a rubric.
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Marqua is not just an answer sheet. It helps you write the exam, print a different version for each student, grade it with a scanner or phone and give each student back their sheet with the reason behind every answer.
That makes copying hard: a classmate's letter or number is no use on another copy, and you do not have to prepare several versions by hand.
These are the four examples that come with Marqua to get started, printed just as a student receives them. Tap a page to see it full size.
Formulas with units, numeric answers with different data on each copy, problems with parts, “choose three of these four” and an open-ended question with a rubric.
Equations, interest and sequences with different values on each copy, options in a row and a parabola problem with parts and a rubric.
A reading passage with several questions, a different sentence to analyze on each copy and an essay graded with a five-criterion rubric.
A primary source, data tables, a different province on each copy, two-column questions and an open-ended question with a rubric.
This is how question 5 of the physics exam comes out in two copies. The wording is the same, but the data changes, and with it the answer. Marqua grades each copy with its own key.
5. An object travels 400 m at constant velocity and takes 15 s to do it. What is its average speed, in m/s?
5. An object travels 400 m at constant velocity and takes 25 s to do it. What is its average speed, in m/s?
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