UEB & Nemeth – Multiple Choice options with circles and (1)

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    nwbsbeth
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    I hope you can read my document.   It's from a math worksheet with some multiple choice questions with options  preceded by circles (radio buttons) .   Some of the material is text and some mathematical statements, so I'm showing you one of each type, using UEB and Nemeth.

    My first question has to do with the radio buttons.  Am I displaying them correctly?

    My second question regards the (1) shown in the questions and answer choices.   I am wondering about my indentation and if you would do this differently.

    Thank you for your expertise!

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    #29571
    kdejute
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    Thank you for your question!

    First, radio buttons: I see your reasoning in using the UEB circle shape symbol or a Nemeth circle shape for print's radio buttons depending upon which code you're in a the time. Might I suggest that you create a UEB transcriber-defined shape (Rules of UEB section 1.7.2), identify it as a "Radio button" on your Special Symbols Page, and use that for a radio button everywhere it appears? This would give your braille reader the same symbol every time a radio button is used in print.

    Second, your indention for the "(1)" (and for the answer choices that follow it) is spot on. It's really your only option to indent it in 3-5 as a sub-item to item #5, since you must follow Nemeth formatting rules (and the answer choices are sub-sub items to #5 and also indented in 3-5.).

    Lastly, the "(1)". I do not see why this has to be in Nemeth. It is not an enclosed list, because it only contains/consists of one item, and it is otherwise a simple number that can easily be read in either UEB or Nemeth Code. So, I would say you could leave UEB in effect in item #5 from "in words is" through the end your item #5. For item #17, I think your current Nemeth code "bubble" is appropriate.

    Again, thank you for your question (and for the beautiful document). Please let me know if anything here is incomplete or unclear.

    –Kyle

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