A couple of undergraduate students were interacting with a post-doctoral researcher who was doing research in nanotheranostics. The students were discussing as a part of a survey they were doing, and they were doing it over Indian street food (Chaat). The students talked about various types of street food and recollected how they had learnt biomolecules in one of their lectures by discussing about food. They soon started discussing some science.
Practice question: Which street food is the female student having?
Uz cik ilgu laiku pašvaldībai ir tiesības katastrofas vai katastrofas draudu gadījumā ierobežot personu pulcēšanos un pārvietošanos attiecīgajā administratīvajā teritorijā vai tās daļās?
Kāds ir rekomendējamais minimālais attālums no ēkām līdz paslēptuves ierīkošanas vietai?
Vai parastā gāzmaskas filtrējošā kārba aizsargā cilvēkus no visām indīgajām vielām?
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2. All graded questions have multiple correct options. The percentage for each correct answer will be split equally over the number of right options. For instance, if a question has 3 right answers, each right answer will carry a score of 33.3 %. However, there is a standard negative marking, and each incorrect answer will result in a penalty of -16.6%.
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Trial question: If a question has 2 correct options, what will be the weightage for each right answer?