tripos:aLATEX class for typesetting exam papers - The Computer ...

\documentclass{tripos} % Do not add any commands here
\begin{document}
% outside the "question" environment!
\begin{question}[CSTpartIB,year=2038,paper=3,question=4,author=MGK]{Exam Tools}
Consider the design of the \texttt{tripos} document class.
\begin{enumerate}
\item \label{easy}\topic{usability} Is it easy to use \fullmarks{5}
\begin{answer}
Yes, very easy.
\end{answer}
\item Prove the correctness of your answer to part~\ref{easy}. \fullmarks{15}
\end{enumerate}
\begin{answer}
\includegraphics{2038-p03-q04-mgk-fig}
\end{answer}
\end{question}
\end{document}
Figure 1: Source file 2038-p03-q04-mgk.tex for a simple example question. This file
includes text for solution notes (answer environment), which will not be typeset by default.
\documentclass{tripos}
\begin{document}
\begin{solutionnotes}
\input{2038-p03-q04-mgk}
\end{solutionnotes}
\end{document}
Figure 2: Source file 2038-p03-q04-mgk-solutions.tex is a simple wrapper for typesetting
the solution-notes version of the question file 2038-p03-q04-mgk.tex (fig. 1).
an examiner assembling the final version of a paper, please fix them by copying recent
versions from the above URL or from CTAN into your working directory.
Use by Tripos question setters
Tripos examiners usually ask question setters to provide them with a separate *.tex
source file for each question. A simple example of such a question file is shown in figure 1.
If you typeset such a question file with latex or pdflatex, the question will be typeset
almost exactly like in the exam paper, however additional metadata that you provide as
parameters to the question environment will be added to the headings, to help with
reviewing questions.
document
Never add anything of your own directly before or after the \begin{document} line in
such a question file. Anything found in the preamble before \begin{document} will be
discarded by the method that the examiners use to integrate your file into the whole paper.
In particular do not try to use the \usepackage command to load additional packages.
You can only use the packages and associated options that are always loaded for you by
the tripos class:
\usepackage{graphicx}
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