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The English strings in the assessment language module used unclear or inconsistent wording for tests and question types. This commit revises those strings in `lang/ilias_en.lang`.
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Here are a whole number of changes to the English language file for the Test and Assessment Object. This second 'phase' deals mainly with the various question types, but also covers various other issues I identified along the way.
99% of these have been discussed with @dsstrassner