mcExam: How can I change the answer output from letters [e.g. (a)] to empty square tick boxes? [\$square$] is not accepted, only [correct] or a number

Question

\begin{mcquestions}

\question How much is $2+2$? 

          \begin{mcanswerslist}
          \answer two
          \answer [\&square&]four
          \answer five
          \end{mcanswerslist} 

\end{mcquestions}

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score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Jan 19 '20 at 10:14

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You can use the command :

\setlist[setmcanswerslist]{label=$\square$}

answered Jan 19 '20 at 10:14

Regis C.

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mcExam: How can I change the answer output from letters [e.g. (a)] to empty square tick boxes? [\$square$] is not accepted, only [correct] or a number

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