You can create tables with the Fill in the Blank assessment and the result is a well organized set of information:
This is the setup in the assessment execution panel:
| Term |Description |
|---------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| <<<Single Quotes>>> | Sometimes called "strong quotations", these suggest that the content inside the quotes should be taken literally, exactly as it is, so Bash won't try to interpret it. |
| <<<No Quotes>>> | These cause Bash to interpret each section of the command as it is read. |
| <<<Double Quotes>>> | These are used for mixing literal text with other values, so Bash still tries to understand substitutions, expansions, evaluations, variables.|
