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I appreciate the text below the graph was probably written by a non native English speaker but can someone please decipher this.. Question 2 However, as a rem
by radiorental 7y ago
I appreciate the text below the graph was probably written by a non native English speaker but can someone please decipher this..
Question 2
However, as a reminder, CDC always recommends everyday preventive actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses, including: Wash your {{ ... }}.
(a) hands, give every bite a chance to keep your nose open
Question 3
Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains {{ ... }}.
(a) antifungal immunoprecipients, not salt; run an inflatable swimming pool
Question 4
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and {{ ... }}.
(b) neck, especially when wearing your shoes
Question 7
Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw {{ ... }}.
(a) your hands up, arms, hands, face
Question 8
Clean and disinfect frequently touched {{ ... }}.
(c) tissues with dental iron
- vackosar 7y agoThanks for asking. Those are automatically generated answers from quiz assisted app Quizrecall.com. The strategy of the quiz generation there is to generate at least distraction answers while good alternative answer generation remains kind of hard. You can try out the app on your favorite wiki summary at https://Quizrecall.com https://Quizrecall.com
- jerf 7y agoIf I am reading the tea leaves correctly, based on the fact that quizrecall.com was registered December 30th, 2019, and my (adjusts monocle, clears throat ostentatiously) extensive experience reading /r/SubSimulatorGPT2, it appears to be a new website that tries to automatically create quizzes from given material by blanking out portions of sentences and using the (probably stock, probably the smaller model) GPT-2 text generator to fill in the "wrong" answers. Neat idea. Not sure it's quite useful yet, but neat idea.
- treve 7y agoGiven the topic, might be better to choose something written by a human to avoid giving incorrect advice.