Have learner write what they think they should do, then either on submit or next show their list beside the correct list.

1. They can enter the text using a text input variable.
2. You can display what they entered by inserting a text box and a variable reference 
3. If you do a search in the community for print slides you'll find a number of tips on how to do it. You'll need to use JavaScript, but that's all available so you don't need to really know much about JS

Good resource https://www.rabbitoreg.com/examples/p99/#/lessons/6dhGmqx-mRejV4tZTK2pv1jPKIylCFnE

Thanks Tom,  I use that Print function all the time for my student certificates, I didn't think of that, I was making it more complicated.  And now that I think about it not sure they want to print it anyway....gotta think that one through. 

As for the notes which for me is more important.  I think I did what you mentioned, but the display font is so small on the next page even though I set it to 16, is there something I am missing?  It looks like font 9 on my screen.

Adding two screenshots, as lately what I see is not often what others see. :)

Hi Teresa

use a shape instead of a text box to capture the variable content

Thanks Wendy, the shape works better, but only if I make the shape the size I need to fill the text.  There is an option in Format shape to select resize to fit text, I assumed that the box should grow with the text I put in...but if I have a small shape box and type alot of text it gets very tiny.  I wonder if that is a glitch, as I selected resize.  And obviously this happens the same for the text box.  So I will try the larger shape box and maybe submit something to articulate to have them check.  I have attached the scenarios I tested.

HI Teresa

the tiny text in variable display has been an issue forever...I only found out about using a shape last week from someone posting in the forum.  You'd think using the text box options - resize to fit text or don't auto fit - would work but they don't.

I know it's a pain to create a 'large size' shape especially if the user only types a few lines but that seems to be the tradeoff and I'd rather the user sees the bigger shape than the tiny text.

Thanks Wendy, at least I have an option with create a large shape.  Just in case I get lucky I will submit a case and link to this conversation so they have all the information and maybe it can be fixed :)  Again, thanks for your input.

Agree Wendy.  Teresa and I were playing with it earlier and neither of us could get it to function as expected, but the workaround (alternate solution) is at least something.