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Please take this quiz. It shows what is possible. From simple yes/no to feedback and typed response. 1. Type the question here... The correct answer. Wrong or misleading answer. Wrong or misleading answer. Wrong or misleading answer. Your score is 0 / 0 1. Type the question here... The correct answer. Wrong or misleading answer. Another correct answer. Wrong or misleading answer. Your score is 0 / 0 1. Bulgaria and Rumania joined the European Union in 2007. TRUE. FALSE. 2. Switzerland is a member of the European Union. TRUE. FALSE. Your score is 0 / 0 1. Bulgaria and Rumania joined the European Union in 2007. TRUE. FALSE. 2. Switzerland is a member of the European Union. TRUE. FALSE. Your score is 0 / 0 1. Type text here or a no-break space code Where was Aristotle born? 2. Type text here or a no-break space code Name Aristotle's famous mentor. 3. Type text here or a no-break space code was Aristotle's most famous pupil. 4. Type text here or a no-break space code Name Aristotle's famous mentor. 5. Type text here or a no-break space code Name a famous Greek philospher. Your score is 0 / 0 1. Complete the text from the Wikipedia article on Aristotle. Early Years: Aristotle was born in in Chalcidice. His parents were and , who became physician to King Amyntas of Macedon. Aristotle was educated as a member of the aristocracy. At about the age of , he went to to continue his education at 's Academy. Later Years: Aristotle remained at the Academy for nearly twenty years, not leaving until after Plato's death in BC. Your score is 0 / 0