Matching

Description

The student will be presented two lists. The student must then match each entry on the first list with one entry from the second list.

Use the \match macro to declare a term (to appear in the first list), followed immediately by a \with macro (to appear in the second list).

Notes

Examples

\begin{question}{Matching}
\qutext{Match the following states with their capitals.}
\match{California} \with{Sacramento}
\match{New York} \with{Albany}
\match{Pennsylvania} \with{Harrisburg}
\match{Oregon} \with{Salem}
\end{question}
\begin{question}{Matching}
\qutext{Match the following polynomials with their factorizations:}
\match{$x^2-1$} \with{$(x-1)(x+1)$}
\match{$x^2+2x+1$} \with{$(x+1)^2$}
\match{$x^2-2x+1$} \with{$(x-1)^2$}
% Optionally, specify the number of columns to arrange the display of
% data in.
\cols{3}
\end{question}