var i = 0;
var question = new Array();
question[1] = new Array();
question[1][0] = "When do you use captions (i.e. no. or v.) in the check-in holdings statement?";
question[1][1] = "Always use captions in the check-in||false||No.
You don't always use captions. Try again.";
question[1][2] = "Never use captions in the check-in||false||No.
When the piece has captions printed on it you can use them in the check-in. Try again.";
question[1][3] = "Use captions in the check-in when they are not printed on the piece||false||No.
We do not use captions in the check-in if they aren't printed on the piece. Try again.";
question[1][4] = "Use captions in the check-in when they are printed on the piece||true||Yes!
If the piece has captions on it you can use captions in the check-in. First-class work!";
question[1][5] = "Use captions in the check-in when they are used in the item records||false||No.
We usually use captions in the items even when we can't use them in the check-in. Try again.";
question[2] = new Array();
question[2][0] = "On the piece is printed the year and the number (with the \"no.\" caption). The frequency is monthly and the numbers are repeated every year. How would you label this piece?";
question[2][1] = "In the check-in: 1982/1-1982/12, In the item: 1982/1-12||false||No.
We do not use slashes between years and numbers in check-in or item records. Try again..";
question[2][2] = "In the check-in: 1982:no.1-1982:no.12, In the item: 1982:no.1-12||true||Yes!
When the numbers repeat the format is year then number. You catch on quick!";
question[2][3] = "In the check-in: no.1-no.12 (1982), In the item: no.1-12 1982||false||No.
The numbers repeat so the year should go first. Try again.";
question[2][4] = "In the check-in: 1982:1-12, In the item: 1982:no.1-12||false||No.
The years must be written out completely in check-in records (i.e. 1982:1-1982:12). Try again.";
question[2][5] = "In the check-in: 1-12 (1982), In the item: no.1-12 1982||false||No.
The numbers repeat so the year should go first. Try again.";
question[3] = new Array();
question[3][0] = "On the piece is printed the year and the number (with the \"no.\" caption). The frequency is monthly but the numbers are continuous from year to year. How would you label this piece?";
question[3][1] = "In the check-in: 1988:no.13-1988:no.24, In the item: 1988:no.13-24||false||No.
The numbers do not repeat so they should go first. Try again.";
question[3][2] = "In the check-in: 1988:no.13-24, In the item: 1988:no.13-24||false||No.
The years must be written out completely in check-in records (i.e. 1988:no.13-1988:no.24). Try again.";
question[3][3] = "In the check-in: no.13-no.24 (1988), In the item: no.13-24 1988||true||Yes!
When numbers are continuous the format is number then year in parentheses. Very observant of you!";
question[3][4] = "In the check-in: (no.13-no.24) 1988, In the item: no.13-24 1988||false||No.
Parentheses go around years or years with enumeration only. Try again.";
question[3][5] = "In the check-in: 1988:13-1988:24, In the item: 1988:no.13-24||false||No.
The numbers do not repeat so they should go first. Try again.";
question[4] = new Array();
question[4][0] = "On the piece is printed the volume, number, and year (with the \"no.\" and \"v.\" captions). The frequency is quarterly. The volumes are continuous but the numbers are repeated every year. How would you label this piece?";
question[4][1] = "In the check-in: 1992:v.1:no.1-1992:v.1:no.4, In the item: 1992 v.1:no.1-4||false||No.
The volumes do not repeat so they should go first. Try again.";
question[4][2] = "In the check-in: no.1:v.1-no.4:v.1 (1992), In the item: no.1:v.1-no.4:v.1 1992||false||No.
The volumes do not repeat so they should go first. Try again.";
question[4][3] = "In the check-in: v.1 (1992:no.1-1992:no.4), In the item: v.1:no.1-4 1992||false||No.
The volumes and numbers should go together. Try again.";
question[4][4] = "In the check-in: v.1:no.1-4 (1992), In the item: v.1:no.1-4 (1992)||false||No.
The volume needs to be repeated with each number to make the holdings complete. Try again.";
question[4][5] = "In the check-in: v.1:no.1-v.1:no.4 (1992), In the item: v.1:no.1-4 1992||true||Yes!
This is the correct format for volume and number holdings. You're a quick learner!";
question[5] = new Array();
question[5][0] = "A piece has a biennial frequency. On the piece is printed two years. How would you label this piece?";
question[5][1] = "1996-1997||false||No.
There is more than one year contained within this one piece. The dash is for bound volumes. Try again.";
question[5][2] = "1996||false||No.
There are two years in this piece and that needs to be reflected in the label. Try again.";
question[5][3] = "1997||false||No.
There are two years in this piece and that needs to be reflected in the label. Try again.";
question[5][4] = "1996/1997||true||Yes!
The slash is used when more than one year is contained within one piece. Good job!";
question[5][5] = "1996/97||false||No.
We always write out the complete years in the check-in record, item record, and on the label. Try again.";
question[6] = new Array();
question[6][0] = "An annual has been bound together. Each piece within the bound volume has its own single year. How would you label this piece?";
question[6][1] = "1998-2000||true||Yes!
In this bound volume each piece has its own year so we use a dash. Fantastic effort!";
question[6][2] = "1998/2000||false||No.
The slash is only used when more than one year is within each piece. That is not the case here. Try again.";
question[6][3] = "1998-00||false||No.
We always write out the complete years in the check-in record, item record, and on the label. Try again.";
question[6][4] = "1998/00||false||No.
We always write out the complete years in the check-in record, item record, and on the label. Try again.";
question[6][5] = "1998-2000 Inc.||false||No.
We no longer use \"Inc.\" (for incomplete) on books. If the book is incomplete then we need to show exactly what is missing. Try again.";
var Qtype = new Array();
Qtype[1] = "checkbox";
Qtype[2] = "checkbox";
Qtype[3] = "checkbox";
Qtype[4] = "checkbox";
Qtype[5] = "checkbox";
Qtype[6] = "checkbox";