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diff --git a/texmf-dist/doc/latex/jj-game/examples/jjg_custom.tex b/texmf-dist/doc/latex/jj-game/examples/jjg_custom.tex new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b21fce8d --- /dev/null +++ b/texmf-dist/doc/latex/jj-game/examples/jjg_custom.tex @@ -0,0 +1,384 @@ +%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% +%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% +%% %% +%% JEOPARDY DEMO FILE %% +%% %% +%% The AcroTeX Software Development Team (Copyright 2007) %% +%% http://www.acrotex.net +%% %% +%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% +%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% + +\documentclass{jj_game} % or dvips, pdftex, luatex, xetex +\usepackage{amsmath} + +% This is an example of how you can design your own unique +% graphical display of the game and how you can use jj_game +% commands to place the jj_game elements on the page. + +% +% Raise the text in the banner to fit the graphic better +% +\renewcommand{\bannerTextControl}[1]{\raisebox{3pt}{#1}} +% +% Adjust font used in banner text +% +\renewcommand{\bannerTextFont}{\sffamily\bfseries\large} + +%% Possible Definition of a CENT Symbol +\def\cents{\hbox{\rm\rlap/c}} + +\titleBanner{Money Sense Jeopardy} + +% +% Add a little vertical space under the currency statement +% of the question page. +% +\aboveCurrencySkip{12pt} + +% +% Declare the graphics to be used on the first, second, the +% the question pages. +% +%\defineInstructionPageGraphic{Quiz_Jeopardy} +%\defineGameboardPageGraphic{Quiz_Jeopardy_GB} +%\defineQuestionPagesGraphic{Quiz_Jeopardy} + +%% You can also define your own Color(s), like so: +%% \definecolor{my_color}{rgb}{0.92,0.67,0.1} +%% So you are very flexible in Color Design of your +%% unique Jeopardy Game +\definecolor{demo_gb}{rgb}{0.58, 0.58, 0} +\definecolor{demo}{rgb}{0.275, 0.275, 0.275} + +\DeclareColors +{ + fillCells: transparent, + fillBanner: transparent, + textBanner: black, + textBoard: black, + fillInstructions: cornsilk, + fillGameBoard: demo_gb, + fillQuestions: cornsilk, + dollarColor: red, % Color of the Value of the Question (in the question environment) + linkColor: red, % Color of the Links (the answer possibilities) +} + +%% Note, that the measurement of the resulting PDF is given with the +%% Number of Categories, Number of the appropriate Questions, Cell Width +%% and Cell Height. The Geometry of the PDF depends on that next settings in +%% the "\GameDesign"! + +\GameDesign +{ + Cat: [\sffamily\bfseries] Fractions, % Special Font settings in the [...] for the Categories + Cat: [\sffamily\bfseries] Decimals, + Cat: [\sffamily\bfseries] Numbers/Rounding, + Cat: [\sffamily\bfseries] Money, + NumQuestions: 5, + CellWidth: 1.5in, + CellHeight: .5in, +% Goal: 1,500, % specify absolute goal + GoalPercentage: 90, % specify relative goal + ExtraHeight: 0pt, + Champion: Financial Wizardry!, +} + +\APDollar +{ + Font: Helv, + Size: 20, + TextColor: 1 1 1, % color of text for the Gameboard cell + BorderColor: 0 0 0, % color of border for the Gameboard cell + FillColor: 0.275 0.275 0.275 % the fill color for the Gameboard cell +} + +\APHidden +{ + Font: Helv, + Champion: You are TeXerrific!, + Size: 20, + TextColor: 0 0 0, + BorderColor: 0 0 0, + FillColor: 0.92 0.67 0.1 +} + +\APRight +{ + Font: Helv, + Size: 20, + TextColor: 0.62 0.55 0.067, +} + +\APWrong +{ + Font: Helv, + Size: 20, + TextColor: 0.96 0.38 0.12, +} + +\APScore +{ + Font: Helv, + Size: 20, + CellWidth: 4in, + BorderColor: , + FillColor: 1 0.8 0, + AutoPlacement: true, + Score: "Points: ", + Currency: "$", + align: c, +} + +\begin{document} + +\begin{instructions} + +\vspace*{12pt} + +\textcolor{red}{\bfseries Method of Scoring:} + +If you answer a question correctly, the dollar value of that +question is added to your total. If you miss a question, the value +is {\it subtracted\/} from your total. So think carefully before +you answer! + +\textcolor{red}{\textbf{Instructions:}} + +Solve the problems in +any order you wish. + +\textcolor{red}{\textbf{Important:}} + +Acrobat Reader 5.0 or later required. + +\begin{center} +\Acrobatmenu{NextPage}{\fcolorbox{red}{lightgray}{\sffamily\textbf{Start the Quiz}}} +\end{center} + +\end{instructions} + +%% Some Local Definitions of Layout +\DeclareColors{fillBanner: BrickRed} % Local defined Background Color for the Gameboard + +\begin{Questions} + +\begin{Category}{Fractions} + +%% Some Local Definitions of Layout +\DeclareColors{fillBanner: transparent} % Local defined Background Color for the Questions + +\begin{Question} + +An equivalent way to write a fraction is as a \dots +\Ans0 Product +\Ans1 Decimal +\Ans0 Sum +\Ans0 Factor +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The fraction $\dfrac{3}{10}$ written as a decimal is\dots +\Ans0 $0.03$ +\Ans0 $3.10$ +\Ans1 $0.3$ +\Ans0 $1.3$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +A number equivalent to the fraction $\dfrac{99}{99}$ is\dots +\Ans0 $100$ +\Ans0 $9$ +\Ans1 $1$ +\Ans0 $198$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The fraction $\dfrac{77}{77}$ is equivalent to\dots +\Ans0 $\dfrac{60}{80}$ +\Ans1 $\dfrac{30}{30}$ +\Ans0 $154$ +\Ans0 $0$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The fraction $\dfrac{3}{2}$ is equal to\dots +\Ans0 $2\dfrac{2}{3}$ +\Ans0 $6$ +\Ans1 $1\dfrac{1}{2}$ % changed from $1\dfrac{1}{3}$ +\Ans0 $1$ +\end{Question} + +\end{Category} + + +\begin{Category}{Decimals} + +\begin{Question} + +Compare the decimals $0.4$ and $0.40$\dots +\Ans0 $0.4>0.40$ +\Ans0 $0.4<0.40$ +\Ans1 $0.4=0.40$ +\Ans0 none of the above +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +Compare the decimals $0.35$ and $0.75$\dots +\Ans0 $0.35>0.75$ +\Ans1 $0.35<0.75$ +\Ans0 $0.35=0.75$ +\Ans0 none of the above +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The fraction $\dfrac{1}{2}$ is equivalent to the +decimal\dots +\Ans0 $0.20$ +\Ans0 $1.25$ +\Ans0 $0.12$ +\Ans1 $0.50$ +\end{Question} + + +\begin{Question} + +The largest number among $1.26$, $0.58$, $1.09$, $1.091$ and $0.35$ +is\dots +\Ans1 $1.26$ +\Ans0 $0.58$ +\Ans0 $1.09$ +\Ans0 $1.091$ +\Ans0 $0.35$ +\end{Question} + + +\begin{Question} + +The smallest number among $1.26$, $0.58$, $1.09$, $1.091$ and $0.35$ +is\dots +\Ans0 $1.26$ +\Ans0 $0.58$ +\Ans0 $1.09$ +\Ans0 $1.091$ +\Ans1 $0.35$ +\end{Question} + +\end{Category} + + +\begin{Category}{Numbers \& Rounding} + +\begin{Question} + +The number one million, seventy-nine thousand five is written +as\dots +\Ans0 $1{,}795{,}000$ +\Ans1 $1{,}079{,}005$ +\Ans0 $1{,}790{,}500$ +\Ans0 $1{,}709{,}050$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The smallest number you can make with the digits $3$, $6$, $4$, $7$, +$2$ is\dots +\Ans0 $42{,}736$ +\Ans0 $23{,}647$ +\Ans0 $32{,}467$ +\Ans1 $23{,}467$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The largest number you can make with the digits 5, 9, 0, 3, 8, 1 is\dots +\Ans0 $590{,}381$ +\Ans0 $183{,}095$ +\Ans1 $985{,}310$ +\Ans0 $958{,}013$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +The expanded form of four hundred thirty-two thousand, one +hundred three is\dots +\Ans1 $400{,}000+30{,}000+2{,}000+100+3$ +\Ans0 $400+32{,}000+103$ +\Ans0 $400{,}000+30,000+2{,}000+100+30$ +\Ans0 $4{,}000{,}000+30{,}000+2{,}000+100+3$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +In which set would all the numbers round to $60$? +\Ans0 $55$, $52$, $69$, $67$ +\Ans1 $56$, $59$, $63$, $64$ +\Ans0 $57$, $61$, $56$, $68$ +\Ans0 $58$, $62$, $57$, $69$ +\end{Question} + +\end{Category} + +\begin{Category}{Money} + +\begin{Question} + +The change received back from $\$1.00$ after buying an ice cream +cone consisted of a quarter, a dime and three pennies. The ice +cream cone cost\dots +\Ans0 $78$\cents +\Ans1 $62$\cents +\Ans0 $53$\cents +\Ans0 $38$\cents +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +Which of the following equals $\$1.47$? +\Ans0 four quarters, five dimes, four nickels, seven pennies +\Ans0 six quarters, one nickel, two pennies +\Ans1 five quarters, two dimes, two pennies +\Ans0 four quarters, one dime, one nickel, two pennies +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +John spent a total of $\$3.00$ on baseball cards. To find out +how much money he has left, we need to know\dots +\Ans0 How many cards John bought +\Ans0 How much a card costs +\Ans0 How many times John bought cards +\Ans1 How much money John had at first +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +If you pay for a $\$13.97$ toy with a $\$50$ bill, your change +is\dots +\Ans0 $\$35.03$ +\Ans1 $\$36.03$ +\Ans0 $\$35.97$ +\Ans0 $\$36.97$ +\end{Question} + +\begin{Question} + +Kate has three dimes. Anna has four nickels. Which number sentence tells +how many cents they have together? +\Ans0 $4+3$ +\Ans0 $3+10+4+5$ +\Ans1 $(3\times 10)+(4\times 5)$ +\Ans0 $7\times(10+5)$ +\end{Question} + +\end{Category} + +\end{Questions} + +\end{document} |