<reading-questions>

A division containing one or more <exercise> whose purpose is to ascertain understanding of the preceding material. Authors might include a <reading-questions> division after exposition but before material intended for during class or after class practice.

Similar to an <exercises> division but differing in intended purpose and some allowed content. Exercises in <reading-questions> have their own numbering counter and are controlled separately from divisional exercises, inline exercises, and worksheet exercises for things like publisher settings and renaming of elements.

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Examples

<reading-questions>
    <exercise>
        <statement>
            <p>Describe three differences between a <em>linear</em> function and 
            a <em>quadratic</em> function.</p>
        </statement>
    </exercise>
    <exercise>
        <p>How many roots can a linear function have?  There can be more than 1 answer.</p>
    </exercise>
    <exercise>
        <p>How many roots can a quadratic function have?  There can be more than 1 answer.</p>
    </exercise>
</reading-questions>