In this way, the selected questions only need to send a message to the object, and let the relevant object partition and construct the segments to be presented together with the questions. This technique works because an object is stored as an aggregate of its components, not as an unbreakable unit. In this paper, we would like to present a prototype of a multimedia question bank. The rest of this paper is organised as follows. Section 2 describes the structure of multimedia questions.
Section explains how to retrieve questions from the database.
Section 4 presents some sample results, and finally, Section 5 gives a conclusion. The two main parts of multimedia questions are object and question parts. Figure 1 shows a typical multimedia question. The object is the main focus to which questions in the question part refer. Temporal objects are objects that span a linear dimension.