Formating multilevel list

[Novice Teacher]

Can anyone help me prepare a Word document that looks like this wordpad
document?

1. The term drug:
A. comes from the Dutch word droog
B. refers to dried herbs, the first medicines
C. comes from the Greek work Aparthakon
D. comes from the word "drunk"
E. the first two choices are both correct
ans: E
weight: 1
category: ONE01

2. We often refer to illicit drugs as illicit medicines?
A. true
B. false
ans: B
weight: 1
category: ONE01

3. The term <i><b>pharmacodynamics</i></b> refers to:
A. the molecular structure of a drugs
B. drug toxicity
C. drug effects
D. drug levels based on time, distribution, and dosage
E. the origin of drugs
ans: C
weight: 1
category: ONE02

etc., etc.
I'm would like to sometimes insert a new questions without having to go
through all of my test questions and manually change the number (the first
level). I believe I have 3 levels: 1.
a.
text
But I can't seem to be able to "define" a multi level template the way I
want it. If I could get this template set up, it would help with all of my
tests (that have to be in this format to upload to an online testing program.

Please!

 

[Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com]

You also need three styles, for example, Question, Answer options, and text.
List level 1 (1., 2., etc.) would be linked to the Question style. And list
level 2 (A., B., etc.), to the Answer options style, which would be set to
restart numbering after level 1.

You could also have three more list levels that are unnumbered but have the
labels ans, weight, and category to handle the different types of text
information.

Also take a look at
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/OutlineNumbering.html, which is
still very helpful to W2007 users once you get to the create new multilevel
list dialog.

HTH,
Pam