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see MULTIPLE_CHOICES_TRANSLATION

• Default pose (for landing page)
• Trang nguyen (for completing the course)
• Backpacker (for landing page)
• Congratulatory (for completing a challenge) [done]
• Sad (for missing day streak)

Should we go the approach of providing the user with a virtual keyboard?
Or would they be expected to work out how to get their pc/phone to support vn typing?

Currently has no effect

Tapping enter doesn't submit the answer but causes submit button to briefly flash to next-question icon, and then flash back to submit icon; this also affects the progress bar.

Holding-pressing it causes the answer to submit correctly

Would the AUDIO version of this logically fall under the same commit?

Sentence appears with EN translation and a VN sentence with wrong word-- select wrong word in VN sentence and choose from multiple choice for a correct answer.

and computeProgress to take an int as input instead of a bool

Currently it still shows the same text if the previous question uses the same text input box.

repro:

1. open a multiple choice question
2. click an answer and click submit key once
3. click on an answer and click on submit key again

also happens in translate typing questions

// Question type
QTYPE = {
RANDOM: 0,
TRANSLATE_VE: 1,
LISTEN_VE: 2,
MULTIPLE_CHOICES_TRANSLATION: 3,
MULTIPLE_CHOICES_TRANSLATION_PIC: 4,
REARRANGE: 5, // Rearrange words in a Vietnamese phrase
FILL_IN_BLANK: 6, // Fill in the blank for a Vietnamese phrase
WORD_PAIRING: 7, // Pairing between English & Vietnamese
REPLACE_WRONG_WORD: 8, // Use English hint, click on wrong word in Vietnamese phrase
SELECT_CORRECT_SPELLING: 9, // Play a tone, and select the correct spelling for the tone
TRANSLATE_EV: 10, // Teach typing in Vietnamese
TRUE_FALSE: 11,
MULTIPLE_CHOICES_MULTIPLE_ANSWERS: 12, // Multiple choices with multiple answers allowed
MULTIPLE_CHOICES_MULTIPLE_ANSWERS_AUDIO: 13, // Multiple choices with multiple answers allowed
};

This buttons appears after user has submitted an answer and ready to go to the next question.

Possible implementation:

1. Randomly select a multi-word(3+ words) phrase for current lesson
2. Split up by spaces
3. user arranges words in order
4. on submit, compare arranged to correct order

Basic phrases I am, you are, she is Greetings
Shopping
Numbers
Animals
Question
F̶o̶o̶d̶
Family
Places
Things around the house
Things around the office
On the street
Things in the countryside
Restaurant & Hotel
Nature
Date & Time
Seasons
Adjectives
Verbs
Nouns
Proverb
Jokes
Flirting
Pronouns
Holiday
Diacritic (Dấu)
Clothing
Measure
Objects
People
Countries
Directions
Emotions
Professions
Business

Use Case:

A phrase with a blank space appears. User either (1) has a VN typing interface from TRANSLATE_EV to type it in or (2) is given a set of choices to pick from

This seems like it might warrant a new question type that specifies a blank and a missing word; I can't see it being consistently useful to randomly pull a word from an existing phrase