"Quiz name"	"Course name"	"Open the quiz"	"Close the quiz"	"Open for"	"Number of complete graded first attempts"	"Total number of complete graded attempts"	"Average grade of first attempts"	"Average grade of all attempts"	"Median grade (for first attempts)"	"Standard deviation (for first attempts)"	"Score distribution skewness (for first attempts)"	"Score distribution kurtosis (for first attempts)"	"Coefficient of internal consistency (for first attempts)"	"Error ratio (for first attempts)"	"Standard error (for first attempts)"
"Midterm Exam"	"HST 195: History of Vietnam War (Escobar 42494)"	"Monday, May 6, 2013, 9:00 AM"	"Saturday, May 11, 2013, 1:30 PM"	"5 days 4 hours"	"24"	"24"	"74.5%"	"74.5%"	"75.5%"	"12.6%"	"-0.510"	"-0.054"	"86.5%"	"36.7%"	"4.6%"


"Q#"	"Question type"	"Question name"	"Attempts"	"Facility index"	"Standard deviation"	"Random guess score"	"Intended weight"	"Effective weight"	"Discrimination index"	"Discriminative efficiency"
"1"	"Multiple choice"	"PIC Identify this communist military leader of the Vietminh who successfully defeated the French at Dien Bien Phu."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.47%"	"25.96%"	"33.73%"
"2"	"Multiple choice"	"This organization helped Ho Chi Minh wage guerrill"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.28%"	"63.72%"	"80.72%"
"3"	"Multiple choice"	"For which of the following reasons did Ho Chi Minh"	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.55%"	"50.17%"	"78.33%"
"4"	"Multiple choice"	"During World War II, Ho Chi Minh and his Vietminh"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.65%"	"31.60%"	"41.14%"
"5"	"Multiple choice"	"American officials determined that they could not"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.51%"	"33.60%"	"46.60%"
"6"	"Multiple choice"	"In 1950, the Truman Administration shifted from pr"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-17.38%"	"-22.82%"
"7"	"Multiple choice"	"As did their predecessors in the Truman Administra"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.88%"	"54.38%"	"76.57%"
"8"	"Multiple choice"	"Despite South Vietnam\'s vulnerability, Hanoi chos"	"24"	"50.00%"	"51.08%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.39%"	"18.22%"	"22.75%"
"9"	"Multiple choice"	"Following the Geneva Conference, President Eisenho"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.36%"	"20.08%"	"25.64%"
"10"	"Multiple choice"	"Diem\'s agroville program proved to be:"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.79%"	"40.62%"	"51.75%"
"11"	"Multiple choice"	"During his time as president, John F. Kennedy:"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.34%"	"25.15%"	"34.65%"
"12"	"Multiple choice"	"President Johnson refused to grant a Joint Chiefs"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.19%"	"16.84%"	"22.10%"
"13"	"Multiple choice"	"LBJ\'s decision in July 1965 to commit American tr"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.08%"	"61.42%"	"80.24%"
"14"	"Multiple choice"	"With the Americanization of the war in 1965, the A"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.77%"	"47.74%"	"66.28%"
"15"	"Multiple choice"	"Belief in the Domino Theory would most likely lead"	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.24%"	"-0.44%"	"-0.89%"
"16"	"Multiple choice"	"The Gulf of Tonkin resolution"	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.28%"	"47.55%"	"100.00%"
"17"	"Multiple choice"	"All of the following were provisions of or associated with the Geneva Agreements EXCEPT?"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.90%"	"9.12%"	"12.44%"
"18"	"Multiple choice"	"Which senator from Oregon opposed the Gulf"	"24"	"58.33%"	"50.36%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.58%"	"-1.12%"	"-1.38%"
"19"	"Multiple choice"	"\""Operation Rolling Thunder\"" was the code name fo"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.20%"	"22.85%"	"33.80%"
"20"	"Multiple choice"	"According to the video, historically, who had been the traditional enemy of Vietnam for hundreds of years?"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.19%"	"69.21%"	"91.45%"
"21"	"Multiple choice"	"After the August Revolution in 1945, at the same t"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.50%"	"29.66%"	"39.27%"
"22"	"Multiple choice"	"All of the following are true of the Diem regime i"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.48%"	"31.91%"	"44.57%"
"23"	"Multiple choice"	"In 1963, all of the following events occurred inside S"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.58%"	"36.76%"	"50.91%"
"24"	"Multiple choice"	"Which of the following pairs of groups are neither"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.91%"	"47.40%"	"60.18%"
"25"	"Multiple choice"	"Sharing the title of Video Episode 2 te"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.47%"	"22.78%"	"28.75%"
"26"	"Multiple choice"	"Ignorance of Vietnam\'s history plagued the French"	"24"	"29.17%"	"46.43%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.25%"	"16.13%"	"22.36%"
"27"	"Multiple choice"	"According to the video, what issue was to preoccupy Ho Chi Minh for the remainder of his life?"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.39%"	"-1.53%"	"-2.10%"
"28"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP Who was the communist leader of country #1 during the 1950's and 1960's?"	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.14%"	"11.15%"	"14.06%"
"29"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP What is #9 on the map?"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-10.00%"	"-14.67%"
"30"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP A North Vietnamese attack on an American ship in t"	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.48%"	"4.84%"	"9.82%"
"31"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP Which country was led by the nationalist/communist"	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"0.96%"	"17.40%"	"26.75%"
"32"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP The Ho Chi Minh Trail was used by the NVA to bring"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.09%"	"18.27%"	"27.06%"
"33"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.41%"	"21.86%"	"27.89%"
"34"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	""	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-24.59%"	"-31.18%"
"35"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.36%"	"23.45%"	"30.26%"
"36"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.41%"	"33.16%"	"49.25%"
"37"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.76%"	"39.15%"	"50.43%"
"38"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.63%"	"30.80%"	"39.61%"
"39"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	""	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-15.23%"	"-19.78%"
"40"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	""	"1.3%"	"2.33%"	"64.83%"	"82.34%"
"41"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.47%"	"25.75%"	"33.03%"
"42"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.40%"	"25.00%"	"32.70%"
""	"True/False"	"After successfully defending his administration in the sect crisis of 1955, Diem quickly consolidated his power.  With assurance of American support, voters in South Vietnam overwhelmingly ..."	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"70.73%"	"89.40%"
""	"True/False"	"Although President Kennedy firmly resisted any proposal to send American combat troops to Vietnam, he still refused, primarily for political reasons, to abandon the struggle. The number of ..."	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"3.89%"	"5.07%"
""	"True/False"	"Because he won such a narrow election victory in 1960, John Kennedy was sensitive to Republican charges of weakness or appeasement.  According to Herring, Kennedy was less willing than Truman or ..."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"11.32%"	"14.60%"
""	"True/False"	"Concerning the hawks and the doves, it seems that early in his administration, President Johnson feared the hawks.  As time went on and people began to protest the war, Johnson clearly believed ..."	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-5.22%"	"-7.68%"
""	"True/False"	"During Kennedy's administration, the covert war in Vietnam continued, with operations crossing the 17th parallel, and added a ""secret war"" in Laos, involving the CIA and the Hmong tribespeople."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-1.07%"	"-1.38%"
""	"True/False"	"Following the coup of Ngo Dinh Diem, it is clear from the text that John Kennedy left to his successor Lyndon Johnson, a much more dangerous problem than he had inherited from Dwight Eisenhower."	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"8.27%"	"16.81%"
""	"True/False"	"Hawks were largely right-wing Republicans and conservative Democrats, who viewed the struggle in Vietnam as an essential element in the global struggle with communism. Doves were an extremely ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"59.75%"	"74.78%"
""	"True/False"	"Herring states that there are two theories of the origins of the insurgency against Ngo Dinh Diem that swept through South Vietnam. One theory focuses on the aggression from and determination of ..."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"32.01%"	"40.82%"
""	"True/False"	"Herring writes that there is evidence that between 3,000 and 15,000 Vietnamese people may have been executed by Ho Chi Minh's Hanoi government in North Vietnam during the 1950's. He also states ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"22.72%"	"28.43%"
""	"True/False"	"Historian George Herring's account of the Ho Chi Minh as the best-known nationalist leader in all of Vietnam, and his depiction of a chaotic South Vietnam with the government of Ngo Dinh Diem ..."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"74.55%"	"95.07%"
""	"True/False"	"In South Vietnam, the agroville program of the 1950's was essentially the same as the strategic hamlet program of the 1960's. Both were directed at helping the peasants, but both actually made ..."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"29.28%"	"40.56%"
""	"True/False"	"It is clear that all of the first hand accounts provided in the Christian Appy book Patriots support only the American view of the Vietnam War. This continues to be a problem when studying the ..."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"53.10%"	"73.54%"
""	"True/False"	"Lyndon Johnson had considerable domestic accomplishments, but in the area of foreign policy, he was profoundly insecure. As a result, he retained and relied heavily on Kennedy's advisors. Knowing ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"20.90%"	"26.16%"
""	"True/False"	"Many historians now agree that between 1964 and 1965 was a dramatic period in the escalation of the Vietnam War.  President Johnson altered the U.S. commitment to the war by initiating regular ..."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"43.12%"	"66.93%"
""	"True/False"	"Popular myth states that if John F. Kennedy had not been assassinated in 1963, and if he had won the presidential election of 1964, that he would have extricated the U.S. from Vietnam.  Historian ..."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"31.41%"	"40.54%"
""	"True/False"	"Reading stories or accounts from people who actually participated in historical events such as the Vietnam War always provide a more accurate and complete historical account of the event. ..."	"24"	"58.33%"	"50.36%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"52.40%"	"64.89%"
""	"True/False"	"The American air bombing campaigns in Vietnam were specifically directed against civilian populations."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"26.26%"	"40.77%"
""	"True/False"	"The Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations both violated the spirit, and sometimes the letter of the Geneva Accords after 1954. And so did Ho Chi Minh's government in North Vietnam."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"1.85%"	"2.35%"
""	"True/False"	"The infiltration of communist soldiers from North Vietnam to South Vietnam actually increased at the same time that the bombing of the north by the United States grew heavier and more destructive."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"14.66%"	"20.30%"
""	"True/False"	"The limited success of strategic bombing in WWII and Korea should have raised serious questions about its use in Vietnam.  But the traditionalists in the JCS and among the presidential advisors in ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-3.25%"	"-4.06%"
""	"True/False"	"To most of the United States' leaders at that time, Ngo Dinh Diem's vigorous anticommunism more than compensated for his shortcomings in leadership. This was the official position until just before Diem's death in 1963."	"24"	"50.00%"	"51.08%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"24.70%"	"30.85%"
""	"True/False"	"U.S. aid did little to promote economic development or improve conditions in the villages where more than 90% of South Vietnam's population lived.   Moreover, the commercial-import program was ..."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"28.49%"	"44.22%"
""	"True/False"	"Without the strong performance of American troops from 1965 to 1967, in operations such as Cedar Falls, most historians agree that South Vietnam would have been defeated at that time, rather than ten years later, in 1975, when it was finally defeated.  Ev"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"18.60%"	"24.28%"
"43"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP Which was the capital city of the NVA and Ho Chi M"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.93%"	"65.92%"	"98.78%"
"44"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP Where is Dien Bien Phu, the location of the French defeat in 1954 at the hands of the North Vietnamese Army and its communist allies and the official end of French rule in Vietnam?"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.34%"	"20.77%"	"26.70%"
"45"	"Multiple choice"	"MAP The province of Tonkin was one of the French provi"	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"33.33%"	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-48.07%"	"-60.36%"
"46"	"Multiple choice"	"Which term was used to describe the exodus of near"	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-3.68%"	"-5.69%"
"47"	"Multiple choice"	"What was the official name of the group that was founded at the direction of communist leaders in Hanoi in December, 1960. The creation of this group serves as a formal recognition of the shift to armed struggle and the liberation of the South?"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.90%"	"43.84%"	"56.03%"
"48"	"Multiple choice"	"Which of the following is NOT a part of the govern"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"33.33%"	"1.3%"	"1.10%"	"18.80%"	"27.85%"
"49"	"Multiple choice"	"Which of the following did the North Vietnamese le"	"24"	"58.33%"	"50.36%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.04%"	"46.97%"	"58.52%"
"50"	"Multiple choice"	"The Bao Dai government that France established in"	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.90%"	"43.84%"	"56.03%"
"51"	"Multiple choice"	"The Domino Theory held that:"	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.28%"	"47.55%"	"100.00%"
"52"	"Multiple choice"	"According to the video, the Military Assistance and Advisory Group's (MAAG) effort to turn South Vietnam's army into an effective force failed for which of the following reasons:"	"24"	"54.17%"	"50.90%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.68%"	"29.41%"	"35.87%"
"53"	"Multiple choice"	"Throughout the late 1950s, the fundamental goal of"	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-12.23%"	"-18.97%"
"54"	"Multiple choice"	"At the battle of Ap Bac in January 1963, South Vie"	"24"	"54.17%"	"50.90%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.54%"	"23.77%"	"29.74%"
"55"	"Multiple choice"	"Following the May 8, 1963, incident in Hue, Buddhi"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.03%"	"64.02%"	"89.21%"
"56"	"Multiple choice"	"Ambassador Maxwell Taylor objected strongly to Gen"	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"25.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.23%"	"58.63%"	"72.45%"
"57"	"Multiple choice"	"President Lyndon Johnson's "many flags" campaig"	"24"	"50.00%"	"51.08%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.16%"	"52.39%"	"65.72%"
"58"	"Multiple choice"	"The principle index the United States used to char"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.74%"	"38.31%"	"49.37%"
"59"	"Multiple choice"	"The Rolling Thunder air war did all of the followi"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"2.16%"	"66.92%"	"88.50%"
"60"	"Multiple choice"	"The United States' approach to fighting the Vietn"	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.29%"	"26.91%"	"39.74%"
"61"	"Multiple choice"	"Antiwar liberals opposed American participation in"	"24"	"33.33%"	"48.15%"	"20.00%"	"1.3%"	"1.40%"	"20.37%"	"26.93%"
"62"	"Matching"	"Matching People MT"	"24"	"46.67%"	"30.46%"	"20.00%"	"3.9%"	"2.53%"	"35.00%"	"37.57%"
"63"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.06%"	"11.08%"	"14.27%"
"64"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	""	"1.3%"	"2.14%"	"55.00%"	"68.64%"
"65"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.33%"	"17.64%"	"22.16%"
"66"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.75%"	"41.72%"	"54.18%"
"67"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.15%"	"13.96%"	"18.00%"
"68"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	""	"1.3%"	"0.39%"	"-1.53%"	"-2.10%"
"69"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.76%"	"39.15%"	"50.43%"
"70"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.12%"	"12.93%"	"16.68%"
"71"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.86%"	"48.25%"	"63.39%"
"72"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"0.91%"	"15.15%"	"23.31%"
"73"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	""	"1.3%"	"1.84%"	"39.15%"	"49.84%"
"74"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	""	"1.3%"	"Negative covariance of grade with total attempt grade"	"-8.25%"	"-10.58%"
"75"	"Random"	"Random (2010 tf format and sub-categories)"	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	""	"1.3%"	"0.77%"	"5.56%"	"7.72%"
""	"True/False"	"After successfully defending his administration in the sect crisis of 1955, Diem quickly consolidated his power.  With assurance of American support, voters in South Vietnam overwhelmingly ..."	"24"	"66.67%"	"48.15%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"70.73%"	"89.40%"
""	"True/False"	"Although President Kennedy firmly resisted any proposal to send American combat troops to Vietnam, he still refused, primarily for political reasons, to abandon the struggle. The number of ..."	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"3.89%"	"5.07%"
""	"True/False"	"Because he won such a narrow election victory in 1960, John Kennedy was sensitive to Republican charges of weakness or appeasement.  According to Herring, Kennedy was less willing than Truman or ..."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"11.32%"	"14.60%"
""	"True/False"	"Concerning the hawks and the doves, it seems that early in his administration, President Johnson feared the hawks.  As time went on and people began to protest the war, Johnson clearly believed ..."	"24"	"87.50%"	"33.78%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-5.22%"	"-7.68%"
""	"True/False"	"During Kennedy's administration, the covert war in Vietnam continued, with operations crossing the 17th parallel, and added a ""secret war"" in Laos, involving the CIA and the Hmong tribespeople."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-1.07%"	"-1.38%"
""	"True/False"	"Following the coup of Ngo Dinh Diem, it is clear from the text that John Kennedy left to his successor Lyndon Johnson, a much more dangerous problem than he had inherited from Dwight Eisenhower."	"24"	"95.83%"	"20.41%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"8.27%"	"16.81%"
""	"True/False"	"Hawks were largely right-wing Republicans and conservative Democrats, who viewed the struggle in Vietnam as an essential element in the global struggle with communism. Doves were an extremely ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"59.75%"	"74.78%"
""	"True/False"	"Herring states that there are two theories of the origins of the insurgency against Ngo Dinh Diem that swept through South Vietnam. One theory focuses on the aggression from and determination of ..."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"32.01%"	"40.82%"
""	"True/False"	"Herring writes that there is evidence that between 3,000 and 15,000 Vietnamese people may have been executed by Ho Chi Minh's Hanoi government in North Vietnam during the 1950's. He also states ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"22.72%"	"28.43%"
""	"True/False"	"Historian George Herring's account of the Ho Chi Minh as the best-known nationalist leader in all of Vietnam, and his depiction of a chaotic South Vietnam with the government of Ngo Dinh Diem ..."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"74.55%"	"95.07%"
""	"True/False"	"In South Vietnam, the agroville program of the 1950's was essentially the same as the strategic hamlet program of the 1960's. Both were directed at helping the peasants, but both actually made ..."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"29.28%"	"40.56%"
""	"True/False"	"It is clear that all of the first hand accounts provided in the Christian Appy book Patriots support only the American view of the Vietnam War. This continues to be a problem when studying the ..."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"53.10%"	"73.54%"
""	"True/False"	"Lyndon Johnson had considerable domestic accomplishments, but in the area of foreign policy, he was profoundly insecure. As a result, he retained and relied heavily on Kennedy's advisors. Knowing ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"20.90%"	"26.16%"
""	"True/False"	"Many historians now agree that between 1964 and 1965 was a dramatic period in the escalation of the Vietnam War.  President Johnson altered the U.S. commitment to the war by initiating regular ..."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"43.12%"	"66.93%"
""	"True/False"	"Popular myth states that if John F. Kennedy had not been assassinated in 1963, and if he had won the presidential election of 1964, that he would have extricated the U.S. from Vietnam.  Historian ..."	"24"	"75.00%"	"44.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"31.41%"	"40.54%"
""	"True/False"	"Reading stories or accounts from people who actually participated in historical events such as the Vietnam War always provide a more accurate and complete historical account of the event. ..."	"24"	"58.33%"	"50.36%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"52.40%"	"64.89%"
""	"True/False"	"The American air bombing campaigns in Vietnam were specifically directed against civilian populations."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"26.26%"	"40.77%"
""	"True/False"	"The Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations both violated the spirit, and sometimes the letter of the Geneva Accords after 1954. And so did Ho Chi Minh's government in North Vietnam."	"24"	"70.83%"	"46.43%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"1.85%"	"2.35%"
""	"True/False"	"The infiltration of communist soldiers from North Vietnam to South Vietnam actually increased at the same time that the bombing of the north by the United States grew heavier and more destructive."	"24"	"83.33%"	"38.07%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"14.66%"	"20.30%"
""	"True/False"	"The limited success of strategic bombing in WWII and Korea should have raised serious questions about its use in Vietnam.  But the traditionalists in the JCS and among the presidential advisors in ..."	"24"	"62.50%"	"49.45%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"-3.25%"	"-4.06%"
""	"True/False"	"To most of the United States' leaders at that time, Ngo Dinh Diem's vigorous anticommunism more than compensated for his shortcomings in leadership. This was the official position until just before Diem's death in 1963."	"24"	"50.00%"	"51.08%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"24.70%"	"30.85%"
""	"True/False"	"U.S. aid did little to promote economic development or improve conditions in the villages where more than 90% of South Vietnam's population lived.   Moreover, the commercial-import program was ..."	"24"	"91.67%"	"28.23%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"28.49%"	"44.22%"
""	"True/False"	"Without the strong performance of American troops from 1965 to 1967, in operations such as Cedar Falls, most historians agree that South Vietnam would have been defeated at that time, rather than ten years later, in 1975, when it was finally defeated.  Ev"	"24"	"79.17%"	"41.49%"	"50.00%"	"1.3%"	""	"18.60%"	"24.28%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Ho Chi Minh"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Ngo Dinh Diem"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Chiang Kai-shek"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Mao Zedong"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Vo Nguyen Giap"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"The Office of Strategic Services (OSS)."	"100.00%"	"16"	"66.67%"
"The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"The KGB."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"The Chinese Nationalist government."	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"The British Secret Service."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"He did not trust the Soviet Union or China and vowed never to accept help from these countries."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"He was a pragmatist, principally preoccupied with Vietnam's independence, and he would accept help where he could get it."	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"He knew that he would be turned down by the Americans, and then he could appeal more convincingly to the Soviets."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"He had no hope of United States aid, but others in his administration urged him to appeal to the Americans."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Emphasizing the Vietminh's strict commitment to Communism and social revolution."	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"Tapping Vietnamese nationalism, promising independence, and pledging democratic reforms."	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"Fighting other nationalist groups such as the Buddhists."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Collaborating with the Japanese because they were Asian and the French were not."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"All of the above were strategies used by the Vietminh."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"His close ties with Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"His steadfast refusal to promise tax-free monopolies for U.S. imports."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"His deeply held Communist beliefs."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"His refusal to accept American military aid in 1947."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Heightened Cold War fears in the wake of the Soviet Union's detonation of an atomic bomb in 1949."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The Communists' victory in the Chinese civil war."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"The strong realization that the loss of further territory to Communism would come at a steep domestic political price."	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"The belief that the fall of Indochina to Communism would force resource-starved Japan into the Communist Bloc."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"All of the above."	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"An instrument of the international Communist movement."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"A brilliant political philosopher."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"A well-meaning but misguided man."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Primarily a strong nationalist leader and secondarily as a Communist."	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"Vietnam's George Washington."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Periodic border skirmishes with Communist China, its enemy, compelled North Vietnam to station most of its troops on its northern border."	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"Hanoi feared that America would respond to any aggression with nuclear weapons."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Ho Chi Minh avoided the use of violence and believed that Vietnam should only be reunified by peaceful means."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Hanoi faced daunting postwar reconstruction and unmet governmental promises, including resistance to its program of land reform."	"100.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"All of the above were reasons that reunification was not pursued."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"American troops were better equipped than their French counterparts."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"The U.S. was trying to foster nationalism in Vietnam whereas the French had sought to perpetuate colonialism."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"American nuclear superiority would permit Washington to dictate terms to Ho Chi Minh."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"American economic aid could influence the Vietnamese to choose nationalism over communism."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"All of the above were reasons the U.S. thought it would be successful."	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"A stunning success that rallied the peasants to the government and thereby eroded support for the National Liberation Front (NLF)."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"An overall failure that bred widespread resentment among peasants angry at being removed from their homes and separated from the sacred burial grounds of their ancestors."	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"A poorly funded and poorly administered program that produced mixed results."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Popular with South Vietnam's rural people, but a failure because of insufficient government support."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"More successful politically than economically."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Reduced America's commitment to South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Neither increased nor reduced substantially America's commitment to South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Set in motion a plan for a complete withdrawal from South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Increased America's commitment to South Vietnam dramatically and bequeathed to Lyndon Johnson a problem far more dangerous than the one he had inherited."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"Bravely pursued a neutralist solution to the problem of South Vietnam at great political cost."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"He felt that direct American participation in the conflict would lead the South Vietnamese to let the United States fight the war for them."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"He had little enthusiasm for getting involved in a land war in Asia, especially during an election year."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Such a course would threaten his ambitious social agenda, the Great Society."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"American participation in Vietnam might encourage China or Russia to become more involved in the region."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"All of the above were reasons for his refusal."	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"A minor escalation of American involvement in Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"A limited step based on the assumption that no further escalation would be necessary."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"A cunningly devised ploy to divide Hanoi and Beijing."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"An open-ended commitment that cleared the way for the U.S. to take the lead in fighting the war."	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Became more dependent than ever on the United States."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"Underwent a period of intensive retooling from which it emerged stronger than ever, halting the need for more U.S. troops."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Took the lead by integrating U.S. soldiers into its own units under a command structure headed by the South Vietnamese."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Shrank dramatically in size to become a highly mobile, elite striking force."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Undertook a series of spoiler attacks into North Vietnam that threw the enemy off balance."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"federal intervention in the American South to protect freedom riders and other civil-rights activists"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"a test-ban treaty with the Soviets against further atmospheric and ocean firing of nuclear weapons"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"American intervention in the war in Vietnam to prevent a Vietcong victory"	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"appointment of more conservative justices to the Supreme Court to prevent it from falling completely under the influence of Warren liberals"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"U.S. withdrawal from Indochina due to lack of vital interests"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"advocated the use of nuclear weapons against North Vietnam if that government did not accede to American demands"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"authorized the president to take all necessary measures to repel any armed attack against American forces and to prevent further communist aggression in Vietnam"	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"condemned U.S. involvement in Vietnam and demanded that American troops be withdrawn immediately"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"constituted a congressional explanation to the American people of the Johnson administration's immediate and long-term foreign policy goals in Southeast Asia"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"none of the above"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Vietnam was divided into democratic North and communist South at the 38th Parallel"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"The agreement was signed after the French defeat at Dienbienphu"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Ho Chi Minh was to lead Communist North Vietnam"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"An anti-Communist government was established in South Vietnam"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Cambodia and Laos were to be considered and treated as neutrals"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Robert McNamara"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Wayne Morse"	"100.00%"	"14"	"58.33%"
"Harry Truman"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Dean Rusk"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"John Foster Dulles"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"the landing of the first combat troops in Vietnam"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"American bombing raids on North Vietnam"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"the airlift of food to the blockaded city of West Berlin"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"the plan to assassinate South Vietnam's president, Ngo Dinh Diem"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"the black activist movements in the South, ie. boycotts, sit-ins, voter registration drives"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"France"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"United States"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Vietminh"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"China"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"Soviet Union"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Hanoi"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"Saigon"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Dien Bien Phu"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Hue"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Ba Dinh Square"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Ngo Dinh Diem's government would never have survived as long as it did without direct U.S. aide"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Diem accepted U.S. aide, but never followed the advice of U.S. diplomats and envoys"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Diem was anti-communist and used the military to crush his enemies"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"After annihilating his enemies, Diem pushed for nationwide elections that he knew would make him the legitimate leader of all Vietnam, North and South"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"Diem was stubborn and distrustful and only listened to advice of his family members"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"In November, President John F. Kennedy was killed by an assassin's bullets in Dallas, Texas."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"Buddhist monks demonstrated against Diem's government, including the practice of self-immolation as a sign of protest"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Din Nhu continued to repress the monks and Saigon students who joined the protests against the government."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The United States agreed to permit a plot by senior South Vietnamese Army Generals, largely Buddhist in number, to remove Diem from power. This decision led to Diem's assassination."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"President Kennedy had increased the number of U.S. soldiers, called advisors, in Vietnam to 16,000."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"USA and ARVN"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Vietcong and VC"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"VC and NVA"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"North Vietnamese Army and communists"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"ARVN and VC"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Jo En Lai"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Ngo Dinh Diem"	"100.00%"	"16"	"66.67%"
"Vo Nguyen Giap"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Ho Chi Minh"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Bao Dai"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Wet rice farming, and the cooperation that it required, led to the Vietnamese to develop a strong collective spirit"	"0.00%"	"10"	"41.67%"
"Frequent wars led to Vietnamese evolving into a breed of warriors"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"The Vietnamese people had always ignored their own internal differences and had always unified in the face of an enemy"	"100.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"Contrary to popular Western belief, the Vietnamese were not a passive, peaceful people, even before the arrival of European powers"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"The status of women in Vietnamese society was higher than other Asian societies due to the exploits of female patriots Trien Au and the Truong Sisters."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"His anger at being ignored by Democratic President Woodrow Wilson at the Treaty of Versailles at the end of World War I, when Ho had hoped to gain freedom for Vietnam"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"His failure to have his archrival Ngo Dinh Diem, later the leader of South Vietnam, executed when he had the chance, and possibly could have shortened the war"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"He was personally devastated over the excesses, violence, and terror committed by his own Vietminh in the agricultural reorganization that took place after he took control of North Vietnam in 1954"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The reunification of Vietnam, North and South, as an independent nation"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"His continued state of depression that the United States had failed to recognize an independent Vietnam, especially after he had used Thomas Jefferson's own Declaration of Independence as his model"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Actual response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Mao Zedong"	"Mao Zedong"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"Ho Chi Minh"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Ngo Dinh Diem"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Chiang Kai-shek"	"Chiang Kai Shek"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"Bao Dai"	"Bao Dai"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Jiang Jieshi"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"The location of the Tet Offensive"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The farthest south that the Vietcong invaded"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The 17th parallel, the line separating North and South Vietnam, from the Geneva Agreements of 1954"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"The location of the borders of Cambodia and Laos"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"None of the above"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"6"	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"7"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"8"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"5"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"1"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"2"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"3"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"4"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"5"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"1"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"2"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"3"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"4"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"5"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"16"	"66.67%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"14"	"58.33%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"10"	"41.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"7"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"2"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"3"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"8"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"7"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"2"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"3"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"8"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"4"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"5"	"0.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"6"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Deer Mission"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Passage to Freedom"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"Battle of Ap Bac"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Operation Rolling Thunder"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"La mission civilistrace"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"National Liberation Front (NLF)"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Buddhist-Catholic Communist League"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Vietcong (VC)"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"The Ho Chi Minh Trail Brigade"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Distrust of the masses of people and popular democratic rule"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Belief that a small elite was responsible for defining the general welfare"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"That reliance on charisma, coupled with devout Buddhism would win peasant support"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"South Vietnamese government"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"ARVN"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"American public opinion"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"All of these were considered vulnerable points"	"100.00%"	"14"	"58.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"It was Vietnam's first truly independent, post-colonial government."	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"American officials unequivocally supported it."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"It was a puppet government designed to obscure continued direct French control of Vietnam."	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"It was a compromise solution that enjoyed the strong support of Ho Chi Minh"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"All of the above."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"The fall of Indochina to Communism would rapidly lead to Communist domination of all of Southeast Asia."	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"Southeast Asian nations would stand up to Communism like a wall of dominos."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The fall of Indochina to Communism would have little impact on other nations in the region."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"All of the above."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"A lack of sufficiently educated officers."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Diem's determination to base the promotion of officers on loyalty to his regime rather than on merit."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"The American decision to train the South Vietnamese army for a conventional war rather than the rural insurgency it would eventually have to fight."	"0.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"All of the above are accurate reasons."	"100.00%"	"13"	"54.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Maintaining South Vietnam as a barrier against Communist expansion."	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"Neutralizing Southeast Asia in the ongoing Cold War."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Effecting a rapprochement with Ho Chi Minh."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Using South Vietnam as a base for launching air attacks against the People's Republic of China."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Used their advanced weapons and mobility to decisively defeat a well-armed NLF battalion."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of a better-equipped and larger North Vietnamese Army force."	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"Failed to destroy a Viet Cong unit despite overwhelming air and artillery support and a ten-to-one superiority in men."	"100.00%"	"13"	"54.17%"
"Occupied a deserted village that the guerrillas had long since abandoned."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Impressed their American advisors with their great bravery under fire."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Staging highly publicized self immolations and mass protests."	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"Waging guerrilla war."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Openly allying with the Viet Cong."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Assassinating high officials and burning down government buildings."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"All of the above."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Strong feeling that the U.S. needed to commit a substantially larger force to South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Belief that the deployment would discourage aggressive action by South Vietnamese troops."	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"Opposition to the use of American troops in the defense of static positions."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Fears that the deployment would put the U.S. on a slippery slope leading inevitably to more and larger deployments."	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Was a resounding success that resulted in large numbers of allied troops joining American forces in South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Met with outright hostility from previously steadfast allies such as Thailand, Australia, and South Korea."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Was publicly supported by American allies, but did not result in the commitment of any soldiers."	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"Was a disappointment that resulted in the deployment of only 71,000 troops."	"100.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"All of the above."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"The movement of the front line and the capture of key geographical objectives."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"A sophisticated measurement of the proportion of South Vietnamese peasants who were loyal to the Saigon government."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"The strength and stability of the South Vietnamese government."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"The ""body count."""	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"All of the above."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Result in the loss of over 950 American aircraft between 1965 and 1968."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Stop the infiltration of men and supplies into South Vietnam along the Ho Chi Minh Trail."	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"Provide Hanoi with American hostages in the form of downed airmen."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Cost the United States $9.60 for each $1 of damage inflicted."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Give Hanoi a tremendous propaganda advantage."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Brilliantly related American military power to the central task of building an effective South Vietnamese government."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Was consciously designed to inflict the maximum number of civilian deaths possible."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"Was never appropriate for the war because the U.S. merely assumed that applying its superior military power would achieve victory."	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"Was more political than military in nature."	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"Greatly overestimated North Vietnam's military strength."	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"Their belief that the employment of weapons such as napalm was inhumane."	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"Their conviction that America had betrayed its bedrock principles by supporting a corrupt and repressive regime in South Vietnam."	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"Their conclusion that U.S. escalation violated a number of international agreements including the United Nations Charter and the 1954 Geneva Accords."	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"Their doubts in the validity of the domino theory on which the Johnson Administration justified intervention."	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"Their belief that the war was but the latest example of the way in which American capitalism brutally exploited people all across the globe."	"100.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Part of question"	"Model response"	"Actual response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"37380"	"OSS officer who remained a supporter of Ho Chi Minh, whom he had met and worked with immediately during and after WWII,: Archimedes Patti"	"Archimedes Patti"	"20.00%"	"13"	"54.17%"
"37380"	"OSS officer who remained a supporter of Ho Chi Minh, whom he had met and worked with immediately during and after WWII,: J. Lawton Collins"	"J. Lawton Collins"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"37380"	"OSS officer who remained a supporter of Ho Chi Minh, whom he had met and worked with immediately during and after WWII,: Edward Lansdale"	"Edward Lansdale"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"37380"	"OSS officer who remained a supporter of Ho Chi Minh, whom he had met and worked with immediately during and after WWII,: Robert McNamara"	"Robert McNamara"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37380"	"OSS officer who remained a supporter of Ho Chi Minh, whom he had met and worked with immediately during and after WWII,: Frederick Nolting"	"Frederick Nolting"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"37380"	"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"37381"	"Special representative (U.S. ambassador rank) to Vietnam who eventually withdrew his support for Ngo Dinh Diem and his leadership failures.: Archimedes Patti"	"Archimedes Patti"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"37381"	"Special representative (U.S. ambassador rank) to Vietnam who eventually withdrew his support for Ngo Dinh Diem and his leadership failures.: J. Lawton Collins"	"J. Lawton Collins"	"20.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"37381"	"Special representative (U.S. ambassador rank) to Vietnam who eventually withdrew his support for Ngo Dinh Diem and his leadership failures.: Edward Lansdale"	"Edward Lansdale"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"37381"	"Special representative (U.S. ambassador rank) to Vietnam who eventually withdrew his support for Ngo Dinh Diem and his leadership failures.: Robert McNamara"	"Robert McNamara"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37381"	"Special representative (U.S. ambassador rank) to Vietnam who eventually withdrew his support for Ngo Dinh Diem and his leadership failures.: Frederick Nolting"	"Frederick Nolting"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"37381"	"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"37382"	"CIA advisor on special counter-guerrilla operations to French forces against the Viet Minh and supporter of Ngo Dinh Diem.: Archimedes Patti"	"Archimedes Patti"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37382"	"CIA advisor on special counter-guerrilla operations to French forces against the Viet Minh and supporter of Ngo Dinh Diem.: J. Lawton Collins"	"J. Lawton Collins"	"0.00%"	"10"	"41.67%"
"37382"	"CIA advisor on special counter-guerrilla operations to French forces against the Viet Minh and supporter of Ngo Dinh Diem.: Edward Lansdale"	"Edward Lansdale"	"20.00%"	"10"	"41.67%"
"37382"	"CIA advisor on special counter-guerrilla operations to French forces against the Viet Minh and supporter of Ngo Dinh Diem.: Robert McNamara"	"Robert McNamara"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37382"	"CIA advisor on special counter-guerrilla operations to French forces against the Viet Minh and supporter of Ngo Dinh Diem.: Frederick Nolting"	"Frederick Nolting"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"37382"	"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"37383"	"Secretary of Defense for both presidents Kennedy and Johnson, who pledged full support to South Vietnam in their struggle against communism.: Archimedes Patti"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"37383"	"Secretary of Defense for both presidents Kennedy and Johnson, who pledged full support to South Vietnam in their struggle against communism.: J. Lawton Collins"	"J. Lawton Collins"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37383"	"Secretary of Defense for both presidents Kennedy and Johnson, who pledged full support to South Vietnam in their struggle against communism.: Edward Lansdale"	"Edward Lansdale"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"37383"	"Secretary of Defense for both presidents Kennedy and Johnson, who pledged full support to South Vietnam in their struggle against communism.: Robert McNamara"	"Robert McNamara"	"20.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"37383"	"Secretary of Defense for both presidents Kennedy and Johnson, who pledged full support to South Vietnam in their struggle against communism.: Frederick Nolting"	"Frederick Nolting"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37383"	"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"
"37384"	"Ambassador and firm supporter of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. He had become too identified with the flawed Diem regime to be effective, and was replaced by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr..: Archimedes Patti"	"Archimedes Patti"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"37384"	"Ambassador and firm supporter of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. He had become too identified with the flawed Diem regime to be effective, and was replaced by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr..: J. Lawton Collins"	"J. Lawton Collins"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"37384"	"Ambassador and firm supporter of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. He had become too identified with the flawed Diem regime to be effective, and was replaced by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr..: Edward Lansdale"	"Edward Lansdale"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"37384"	"Ambassador and firm supporter of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. He had become too identified with the flawed Diem regime to be effective, and was replaced by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr..: Robert McNamara"	"Robert McNamara"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"37384"	"Ambassador and firm supporter of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. He had become too identified with the flawed Diem regime to be effective, and was replaced by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr..: Frederick Nolting"	"Frederick Nolting"	"20.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"37384"	"[No response]"	""	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"16"	"66.67%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"8"	"33.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"3"	"12.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"21"	"87.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"1"	"4.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"23"	"95.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"6"	"25.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"18"	"75.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"14"	"58.33%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"10"	"41.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"True"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"7"	"29.17%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"17"	"70.83%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"4"	"16.67%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"20"	"83.33%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"9"	"37.50%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"15"	"62.50%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"12"	"50.00%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"2"	"8.33%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"22"	"91.67%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"


"Model response"	"Partial credit"	"Count"	"Frequency"
"False"	"0.00%"	"5"	"20.83%"
"True"	"100.00%"	"19"	"79.17%"
"[No response]"	"0.00%"	"0"	"0.00%"