"On JetPunk, we have what's called type-ins. These use regular expressions to pattern-match what the user has entered into the text box against set expressions. For example, the expression might simply mean "type DOG exactly", so the user would have to type in the word "dog".
At this point it would be good to mention that JetPunk is not case sensitive, meaning that "AlpHa" is considered the same as "aLPHa". This is useful since we don't have to distinguish between capital letters and lowercase.
When creating type-ins, for many answers an automatic type-in will be loaded by default. This is mainly for common answers like Countries, Cities or States, though there are many others on there also. If it is not one of these common answers, then JetPunk will simply suggest a type-in base on the letters, such as a "y" at the end of a word will have the type-in "(EE|EY|IE|Y)" suggested. We'll go through what that means later."
If you're concerned about this for a grammar quiz, note that in English, capitalization is not considered a subset of grammar. And if you're making a quiz for people who care about grammar, and you were to include capitalization, you would expect the kind of pedantic criticism in the comments about the fact that capitalization is not part of grammar.
Just wondering, what type of quiz would need capitalisation?
At this point it would be good to mention that JetPunk is not case sensitive, meaning that "AlpHa" is considered the same as "aLPHa". This is useful since we don't have to distinguish between capital letters and lowercase.
When creating type-ins, for many answers an automatic type-in will be loaded by default. This is mainly for common answers like Countries, Cities or States, though there are many others on there also. If it is not one of these common answers, then JetPunk will simply suggest a type-in base on the letters, such as a "y" at the end of a word will have the type-in "(EE|EY|IE|Y)" suggested. We'll go through what that means later."
This is not possible as far as I know.