Here are 10 one-word/short-answer questions framed from each page of the provided PDF document, along with their answers and page numbers: Page 448 * Question: What term describes moral principles in medical conduct toward peers, patients, and the State? Answer: Medical Ethics (Page: 448) * Question: What classification is given to a drunk surgeon causing major complications during surgery? Answer: Criminal Negligence (Page: 448) * Question: What name is given to the practice of giving or receiving a commission for referring patients? Answer: Dichotomy (Page: 448) * Question: Under what legal defense can civil cases be filed only within 2 years of the occurrence of negligence? Answer: Res Indicata (Page: 448) * Question: Which legal doctrine applies when a case has already been decided by a court and cannot be filed as a fresh case? Answer: Res Judicata (Page: 448) * Question: What is the term for a routine general physical examination where no actual consent is explicitly requested? Answer: Implied Consent (Page: 448) * Question: What type of consent provides minimal information and is usually considered invalid? Answer: Blanket Consent (Page: 448) * Question: Below what age is a person entirely unable to provide independent medical consent? Answer: 12 years (Page: 448) * Question: Which legal concept represents an exception to the rule of professional secrecy allowing a doctor to disclose a patient's secret? Answer: Privileged Communications (Page: 448) * Question: Which declaration specifically relates to mental illness? Answer: Declaration of Hawaii (Page: 448) Page 449 * Question: Which declaration specifically relates to human experimentation? Answer: Declaration of Helsinki (Page: 449) * Question: Which declaration provides guidelines regarding hunger strikes? Answer: Declaration of Malta (Page: 449) * Question: What is the new law name replacing the old Indian Penal Code (IPC)? Answer: Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (Page: 449) * Question: Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 20, what is the age limit below which a child's act is not punishable? Answer: 7 years (Page: 449) * Question: Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 24, is an act committed by a person who is voluntarily intoxicated punishable? Answer: Yes (Page: 449) * Question: What is the minimum punishment mandated for rape under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 64? Answer: 10 years (Page: 449) * Question: What is the maximum punishment limit for medical negligence resulting in death under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 106? Answer: 2 years (Page: 449) * Question: What alternative term is used for court summons? Answer: Subpoena (Page: 449) * Question: Under Section 196 of the BNSS, a magistrate inquest is mandatory for a woman's death within how many years of marriage (dowry death)? Answer: 7 years (Page: 449) * Question: Who holds the legal authority to decide if a postmortem examination needs to be conducted? Answer: Investigating Officer (Page: 449) Page 450 * Question: In India, is an oath legally required when recording a dying declaration? Answer: No (Page: 450) * Question: What is the evidentiary value of a dying declaration if the victim surprisingly survives? Answer: Corroborative value (Page: 450) * Question: What term describes a witness who deliberately hides the truth or speaks a lie in court? Answer: Hostile Witness (Page: 450) * Question: What is the term for the party who files a complaint in a civil case? Answer: Plaintiff (Page: 450) * Question: What classification is given to circumstantial evidence that provides first-hand knowledge but is not 100% proof? Answer: Indirect (Page: 450) * Question: Are medical evidence reports like postmortem and injury reports classified as oral or documentary evidence? Answer: Oral (Page: 450) * Question: What maximum fine power does a 1st Class Judicial Magistrate hold? Answer: 50,000 Rupees (Page: 450) * Question: During which court proceeding step is leading strictly allowed to test if a witness is wrong? Answer: Cross-Examination (Page: 450) * Question: What term refers to the travel expense money given to a witness to attend a civil court? Answer: Conduct Money (Page: 450) * Question: What is the best species-specific test used to identify whether a stain belongs to a human being? Answer: Precipitin test (Page: 450) Page 451 * Question: What component of semen causes seminal stains to fluoresce under ultraviolet light? Answer: Choline (Page: 451) * Question: What crystal shape is produced in the microchemical Barberio Test for semen? Answer: Needle-shaped (Page: 451) * Question: What is the required minimum finding for sperm detection to serve as a confirmatory test for semen? Answer: Complete sperm (Page: 451) * Question: Which test is considered the best confirmatory test for blood? Answer: Spectroscopy (Page: 451) * Question: What crystal color is produced by the Takayama Test (Hemochromogen Test) for blood? Answer: Pink (Page: 451) * Question: Which evisceration method takes all organs out together and is best suited for infants? Answer: Letulle's (Page: 451) * Question: Which autopsy technique involves dissecting organs in situ (inside the body) for highly infectious cases like HIV? Answer: Rokitansky (Page: 451) * Question: What type of autopsy is performed exclusively using imaging techniques like CT or MRI? Answer: Virtual Autopsy (Page: 451) * Question: What is the preferred skin incision used in cases of asphyxia deaths? Answer: Modified Y incision (Page: 451) * Question: What is the most common cause of an extradural hemorrhage? Answer: Trauma (Page: 451) Page 452 * Question: What characteristic microscopic feature identifies an antemortem clot? Answer: Lines of Zahn (Page: 452) * Question: What is the ideal time of day to start an exhumation process to avoid crowds? Answer: Early morning (Page: 452) * Question: Which poison is most commonly detected in exhumed bodies? Answer: Arsenic (Page: 452) * Question: Under Bishop's criteria, what medical mode of death corresponds to pathology affecting the brain? Answer: Coma (Page: 452) * Question: In a cause of death certificate, which part contains the most important initial antecedent cause that started the fatal chain of events? Answer: Part 1C (Page: 452) * Question: What sign involves the fragmentation of blood in retinal vessels almost immediately after death? Answer: Kevorkian Sign (Page: 452) * Question: What name is given to the drying of the conjunctiva accompanied by dust and bacteria deposition 3-4 hours post-mortem? Answer: Tache Noire (Page: 452) * Question: Up to how many hours after death is corneal transplantation permitted in India? Answer: 6 hours (Page: 452) * Question: What geometrical shape describes the normal curve of cooling (algor mortis) of a body? Answer: Sigmoid (Page: 452) * Question: What biochemical concentration increases in the vitreous humor following death due to cellular lysis? Answer: Potassium ions (Page: 452) Page 453 * Question: What is the primary biochemical cause behind the onset of rigor mortis? Answer: ATP depletion (Page: 453) * Question: At what time interval after death does rigor mortis become fully developed throughout the whole body? Answer: 12-24 hours (Page: 453) * Question: According to Nysten's Rule, which internal organ is the first to show signs of rigor mortis? Answer: Heart (Page: 453) * Question: What condition simulates rigor mortis through the coagulation of muscle protein when body temperatures exceed 65 degrees Celsius? Answer: Heat Stiffening (Page: 453) * Question: Which specific type of spasm involves only voluntary muscles and can indicate the manner and cause of death? Answer: Cadaveric Spasm (Page: 453) * Question: Which principal bacterium is responsible for the putrefaction process in bodies? Answer: Clostridium Welchii (Page: 453) * Question: What specific pigment is responsible for the greenish discoloration seen during putrefaction? Answer: Sulfmethemoglobin (Page: 453) * Question: According to Casper's Dictum regarding putrefaction rates, in which medium does putrefaction occur the fastest? Answer: Air (Page: 453) * Question: What time frame is typically required for the formation of adipocere on a body? Answer: 3 weeks (Page: 453) * Question: What is the minimum survival time required to detect myocardial infarction changes using the Triphenyl Tetrazolium Chloride Test during an autopsy? Answer: 3 hours (Page: 453) Page 454 * Question: At what age of eruption does the permanent maxillary/mandibular first molar typically appear? Answer: 6-7 years (Page: 454) * Question: Which tooth classification is commonly referred to as the wisdom tooth? Answer: 3rd Molar (Page: 454) * Question: What total number of teeth is always present during the mixed dentition period? Answer: 24 (Page: 454) * Question: Which cranial index type classifies skull shapes as brachycephalic (short-headed)? Answer: 80-85 (Page: 454) * Question: Beyond what age threshold is Gustafson's microscopic method used for age estimation from teeth? Answer: 25 years (Page: 454) * Question: Among the criteria used in Gustafson's method, which is considered the best criterion for age estimation? Answer: Transparency of root (Page: 454) * Question: What method is specifically applicable for age estimation based on the height and weight of teeth in infants only? Answer: Stack's Method (Page: 454) * Question: At what age after birth does the 1st carpal bone (Capitate) typically appear? Answer: 2 months (Page: 454) * Question: Which carpal bone is known for being late to appear, leading to the mnemonic that it is "pissed off"? Answer: Pisiform (Page: 454) * Question: Which ossification center is noted as the very first center to appear during intrauterine life (at 1.5 months)? Answer: Body of Clavicle (Page: 454) Page 455 * Question: At what intrauterine age of appearance does the lower end of the femur typically ossify? Answer: 9 months (Page: 455) * Question: At what age does epiphyseal fusion of the inner end of the clavicle typically occur? Answer: 21 years (Page: 455) * Question: Which single bone is considered the best for assessing age between 20 to 50 years based on its surface changes? Answer: Pubic Symphysis (Page: 455) * Question: What specific bodily structure is detected by the presence of a Barr body in somatic cell analysis? Answer: Inactivated X chromosomes (Page: 455) * Question: In neutrophils, what shape characterizes the Davidson body representing an inactivated X chromosome? Answer: Drumstick (Page: 455) * Question: Which individual bone provides the highest level of accuracy (95%) for sex identification? Answer: Pelvis (Page: 455) * Question: According to Ashley's Rule, what sternum length threshold or measurement indicates a male sternum? Answer: 149 mm (Page: 455) * Question: Which long bone is considered the best single bone for stature estimation due to its length? Answer: Femur (Page: 455) * Question: In which city was India's first Fingerprint Bureau established? Answer: Kolkata (Page: 455) * Question: At what week of intrauterine life do fingerprints completely finish developing? Answer: 24th week (Page: 455) Page 456 * Question: According to frequency patterns in fingerprinting, which pattern type is the most common? Answer: Loops (Page: 456) * Question: What type of fingerprint impression is left visibly on a surface like clay or soap, creating a 3-dimensional profile? Answer: Plastic Print (Page: 456) * Question: What forensic term defines the study of lip prints? Answer: Cheiloscopy (Page: 456) * Question: Locard's Exchange Principle dictates that when two objects come into contact, what is exchanged between them? Answer: Physical evidence (Page: 456) * Question: What term describes the identification technique that matches a missing person's photograph with their skull? Answer: Superimposition Technique (Page: 456) * Question: In asphyxial deaths caused by smothering, what specific region of the body displays injuries due to the closure of the nose and mouth? Answer: Face (Page: 456) * Question: What name is given to positional asphyxia occurring when a person is trapped in a knee-chest position? Answer: Jackknife position (Page: 456) * Question: What is the specific manner of death associated with burking? Answer: Homicidal (Page: 456) * Question: What term describes the accidental asphyxia event where a mother rolls over her baby during sleep? Answer: Overlaying (Page: 456) * Question: What is the direct cause of death in cases of Café Coronary? Answer: Reflex cardiac arrest (Page: 456) Page 457 * Question: In hanging cases where the ligature knot is positioned on the occiput, what classification of hanging is recorded? Answer: Typical (Page: 457) * Question: During manual strangulation (throttling), what specific skin lesion is produced by the assailant's fingertips? Answer: Sixpenny bruises (Page: 457) * Question: What type of fracture occurs on the hyoid bone as a result of inward compression during manual strangulation? Answer: Adduction fracture (Page: 457) * Question: Which transverse tear sign found on the carotid artery intima is typically seen in hanging cases? Answer: Amussat's Sign (Page: 457) * Question: What cervical vertebra fracture (commonly designated as Hangman's Fracture) is typically associated with judicial hanging? Answer: C2-C3 (Page: 457) * Question: Which type of drowning features death brought on by sudden reflex cardiac arrest similar to electrocution? Answer: Hydrocution (Page: 457) * Question: In fresh water drowning (hypotonic), what pathological change occurs to the volume of blood circulation? Answer: Hypervolemia (Page: 457) * Question: What skin feature, often called goose skin, is commonly observed in both antemortem and postmortem drowning? Answer: Cutis Anserina (Page: 457) * Question: What is considered the single best sign of antemortem drowning found in the hands? Answer: Cadaveric Spasm (Page: 457) * Question: What specific unicellular microscopic algae with an acid-resistant silica outer covering is used as a diagnostic indicator in drowning? Answer: Diatoms (Page: 457) Page 458 * Question: In the Gettler Test for fresh water drowning, how does the chloride ion concentration on the left side of the heart compare to the right side? Answer: Decreased (Page: 458) * Question: Does a minor bone fracture on the face count as grievous hurt? Answer: Yes (Page: 458) * Question: For how many days must severe bodily pain or inability to follow ordinary pursuits last to legally qualify as grievous hurt? Answer: 15 days (Page: 458) * Question: What type of abrasion is caused specifically by friction from a road traffic accident? Answer: Grazed Abrasion (Page: 458) * Question: Within what time window does superficial lymph and blood dry to form a scab on an abrasion? Answer: 12-24 hours (Page: 458) * Question: What specific color characterizes a bruise that is approximately 4 days old due to the presence of hemosiderin? Answer: Brown (Page: 458) * Question: What specific cranial fossa fracture is indicated by a black eye (spectacle hematoma / Raccoon Sign)? Answer: Anterior cranial fossa (Page: 458) * Question: What specific sign, manifesting behind the ear, is caused by a fracture of the middle cranial fossa? Answer: Battle Sign (Page: 458) * Question: What shape of stab wound is typically produced by a double-edged knife? Answer: Spindle shaped (Page: 458) * Question: What type of stab wound occurs when the weapon enters a body cavity or viscus? Answer: Penetrating Wound (Page: 458) Page 459 * Question: What type of wound pattern, characterized by multiple small, superficial, parallel incisions near the main wound, strongly indicates suicide? Answer: Hesitation Marks (Page: 459) * Question: What term describes injuries found on a victim's hands or forearms sustained while trying to ward off an assailant? Answer: Defense Wounds (Page: 459) * Question: During a pedestrian accident, what is the most common location on the body for a primary impact injury, often resulting in a bumper fracture? Answer: Legs (Page: 459) * Question: Among motor vehicle occupants involved in a collision, what is the most common type of injury caused by a seat belt? Answer: Hollow organs (Page: 459) * Question: What type of skull fracture features a smooth concave dent without proper bone breaking, typically found in children below 1 year? Answer: Pond Fracture (Page: 459) * Question: Which base of the skull fracture divides the skull base into anterior and posterior halves following a motorcycle accident? Answer: Hinge fracture (Page: 459) * Question: When a head injury is severe enough to cause a low Glasgow Coma Scale score despite a normal CT scan, what condition is typically diagnosed? Answer: Diffuse Axonal Injury (Page: 459) * Question: Which staining agent is used on a frozen section to diagnose a fat embolism? Answer: Oil Red O (Page: 459) * Question: In blast injuries, which category of the high-pressure wave primarily damages air-filled hollow organs like the tympanic membrane and lungs? Answer: Primary (Page: 459) * Question: Which secondary blast injury feature combines multiple small abrasions, lacerations, and contusions caused by flying missiles? Answer: Marshall's Triad (Page: 459) Page 460 * Question: What term defines the internal distance measured between two opposite lands inside the barrel of a rifled firearm? Answer: Calibre (Page: 460) * Question: Do smooth bore firearms contain a spiral pattern inside their barrels? Answer: No (Page: 460) * Question: Which component of a firearm entry wound is created by bullet lubricants? Answer: Grease Collar (Page: 460) * Question: At what approximate firing distance does a smooth bore firearm begin producing a "Rat Hole Wound" with slightly spreading pellets? Answer: 30 centimetres (Page: 460) * Question: What type of bullet features a pit in its front designed to expand upon impact? Answer: Mushroom Bullet (Page: 460) * Question: What surgical alteration technique of firearm wounds makes observation and identification extremely difficult? Answer: Kennedy Phenomenon (Page: 460) * Question: Below what environmental temperature cut-off is severe hypothermia diagnosed? Answer: 32 degrees Celsius (Page: 460) * Question: What condition is characterized by the failure of the thermoregulatory mechanism causing body temperatures to exceed 40 degrees Celsius accompanied by absent sweating? Answer: Heat Stroke (Page: 460) * Question: During the end stages of hypothermia, what behavior involves a person removing their clothes? Answer: Paradoxical Undressing (Page: 460) * Question: What is the specific term for the localized cold injury that affects the foot exclusively under mild cold environments? Answer: Trench Foot (Page: 460) Page 461 * Question: What is the recommended temperature range for the gradual rewarming treatment of frostbite? Answer: 37-39 degrees Celsius (Page: 461) * Question: What type of burn is produced by a direct contact source leaving a pale burn mark? Answer: Electric Contact Burn (Page: 461) Convert them intopdf

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applies when a case has already been decided by a court and cannot be filed as a fresh case?", "Res Judicata"), ("What is the term for a routine general physical examination where no actual consent is explicitly requested?", "Implied Consent"), ("What type of consent provides minimal information and is usually considered invalid?", "Blanket Consent"), ("Below what age is a person entirely unable to provide independent medical consent?", "12 years"), ("Which legal concept represents an exception to the rule of professional secrecy allowing a doctor to disclose a patient's secret?", "Privileged Communications"), ("Which declaration specifically relates to mental illness?", "Declaration of Hawaii"), ], 449: [ ("Which declaration specifically relates to human experimentation?", "Declaration of Helsinki"), ("Which declaration provides guidelines regarding hunger strikes?", "Declaration of Malta"), ("What is the new law name replacing the old Indian Penal Code (IPC)?", "Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita"), ("Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 20, what is the age limit below which a child's act is not punishable?", "7 years"), ("Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 24, is an act committed by a person who is voluntarily intoxicated punishable?", "Yes"), ("What is the minimum punishment mandated for rape under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 64?", "10 years"), ("What is the maximum punishment limit for medical negligence resulting in death under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 106?", "2 years"), ("What alternative term is used for court summons?", "Subpoena"), ("Under Section 196 of the BNSS, a magistrate inquest is mandatory for a woman's death within how many years of marriage (dowry death)?", "7 years"), ("Who holds the legal authority to decide if a postmortem examination needs to be conducted?", "Investigating Officer"), ], 450: [ ("In India, is an oath legally required when recording a dying declaration?", "No"), ("What is the evidentiary value of a dying declaration if 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seminal stains to fluoresce under ultraviolet light?", "Choline"), ("What crystal shape is produced in the microchemical Barberio Test for semen?", "Needle-shaped"), ("What is the required minimum finding for sperm detection to serve as a confirmatory test for semen?", "Complete sperm"), ("Which test is considered the best confirmatory test for blood?", "Spectroscopy"), ("What crystal color is produced by the Takayama Test (Hemochromogen Test) for blood?", "Pink"), ("Which evisceration method takes all organs out together and is best suited for infants?", "Letulle's"), ("Which autopsy technique involves dissecting organs in situ (inside the body) for highly infectious cases like HIV?", "Rokitansky"), ("What type of autopsy is performed exclusively using imaging techniques like CT or MRI?", "Virtual Autopsy"), ("What is the preferred skin incision used in cases of asphyxia deaths?", "Modified Y incision"), ("What is the most common cause of an extradural hemorrhage?", "Trauma"), ], 452: 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applicable for age estimation based on the height and weight of teeth in infants only?", "Stack's Method"), ("At what age after birth does the 1st carpal bone (Capitate) typically appear?", "2 months"), ("Which carpal bone is known for being late to appear, leading to the mnemonic that it is 'pissed off'?", "Pisiform"), ("Which ossification center is noted as the very first center to appear during intrauterine life (at 1.5 months)?", "Body of Clavicle"), ], 455: [ ("At what intrauterine age of appearance does the lower end of the femur typically ossify?", "9 months"), ("At what age does epiphyseal fusion of the inner end of the clavicle typically occur?", "21 years"), ("Which single bone is considered the best for assessing age between 20 to 50 years based on its surface changes?", "Pubic Symphysis"), ("What specific bodily structure is detected by the presence of a Barr body in somatic cell analysis?", "Inactivated X chromosomes"), ("In neutrophils, what shape characterizes the 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a firearm entry wound is created by bullet lubricants?", "Grease Collar"), ("At what approximate firing distance does a smooth bore firearm begin producing a 'Rat Hole Wound' with slightly spreading pellets?", "30 centimetres"), ("What type of bullet features a pit in its front designed to expand upon impact?", "Mushroom Bullet"), ("What surgical alteration technique of firearm wounds makes observation and identification extremely difficult?", "Kennedy Phenomenon"), ("Below what environmental temperature cut-off is severe hypothermia diagnosed?", "32 degrees Celsius"), ("What condition is characterized by the failure of the thermoregulatory mechanism causing body temperatures to exceed 40°C accompanied by absent sweating?", "Heat Stroke"), ("During the end stages of hypothermia, what behavior involves a person removing their clothes?", "Paradoxical Undressing"), ("What is the specific term for the localized cold injury that affects the foot exclusively under mild cold environments?", "Trench Foot"), ], 461: [ ("What is the recommended temperature range for the gradual rewarming treatment of frostbite?", "37-39 degrees Celsius"), ("What type of burn is produced by a direct contact source leaving a pale burn mark?", "Electric Contact Burn"), ], } # ── Styles ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── styles = getSampleStyleSheet() TITLE_STYLE = ParagraphStyle( "DocTitle", parent=styles["Title"], fontSize=20, textColor=colors.HexColor("#1a237e"), spaceAfter=4, fontName="Helvetica-Bold", alignment=TA_CENTER, ) SUBTITLE_STYLE = ParagraphStyle( "DocSubtitle", parent=styles["Normal"], fontSize=10, textColor=colors.HexColor("#5c6bc0"), spaceAfter=14, fontName="Helvetica", alignment=TA_CENTER, ) PAGE_HDR_STYLE = ParagraphStyle( "PageHdr", parent=styles["Normal"], fontSize=12, textColor=colors.white, fontName="Helvetica-Bold", alignment=TA_LEFT, leftIndent=6, spaceAfter=0, spaceBefore=0, ) Q_STYLE = ParagraphStyle( "Question", parent=styles["Normal"], fontSize=9, textColor=colors.HexColor("#1a1a2e"), fontName="Helvetica", leading=13, leftIndent=4, ) A_STYLE = ParagraphStyle( "Answer", parent=styles["Normal"], fontSize=9, textColor=colors.HexColor("#1b5e20"), fontName="Helvetica-Bold", leading=13, leftIndent=4, ) # ── Build ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── output_path = "/tmp/workspace/qa-pdf/Forensic_Medicine_QA.pdf" doc = SimpleDocTemplate( output_path, pagesize=A4, leftMargin=2*cm, rightMargin=2*cm, topMargin=2.2*cm, bottomMargin=2.2*cm, ) story = [] # Title block story.append(Paragraph("Forensic Medicine & Medical Ethics", TITLE_STYLE)) story.append(Paragraph("One-Word / Short-Answer Question Bank | Pages 448 – 461", SUBTITLE_STYLE)) story.append(HRFlowable(width="100%", thickness=1.5, color=colors.HexColor("#1a237e"), spaceAfter=14)) q_counter = 0 for page_no, qa_list in sorted(pages_data.items()): # Coloured page header hdr_text = Paragraph(f" Page {page_no}", PAGE_HDR_STYLE) hdr_table = Table([[hdr_text]], colWidths=["100%"]) hdr_table.setStyle(TableStyle([ ("BACKGROUND", (0, 0), (-1, -1), colors.HexColor("#3949ab")), ("TOPPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 5), ("BOTTOMPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 5), ("LEFTPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 6), ("RIGHTPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 6), ("ROUNDEDCORNERS", [4, 4, 4, 4]), ])) story.append(KeepTogether([hdr_table, Spacer(1, 6)])) # Q&A table rows table_data = [ [ Paragraph("<b>#</b>", A_STYLE), Paragraph("<b>Question</b>", A_STYLE), Paragraph("<b>Answer</b>", A_STYLE), ] ] for idx, (q, a) in enumerate(qa_list, 1): q_counter += 1 table_data.append([ Paragraph(str(q_counter), Q_STYLE), Paragraph(q, Q_STYLE), Paragraph(a, A_STYLE), ]) col_widths = [1.0*cm, 11.5*cm, 4.5*cm] tbl = Table(table_data, colWidths=col_widths, repeatRows=1) tbl.setStyle(TableStyle([ # Header row ("BACKGROUND", (0, 0), (-1, 0), colors.HexColor("#e8eaf6")), ("TEXTCOLOR", (0, 0), (-1, 0), colors.HexColor("#283593")), ("FONTNAME", (0, 0), (-1, 0), "Helvetica-Bold"), ("FONTSIZE", (0, 0), (-1, 0), 9), ("BOTTOMPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, 0), 5), ("TOPPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, 0), 5), # Data rows alternating ("ROWBACKGROUNDS", (0, 1), (-1, -1), [colors.white, colors.HexColor("#f5f5f5")]), ("FONTNAME", (0, 1), (-1, -1), "Helvetica"), ("FONTSIZE", (0, 1), (-1, -1), 9), ("TOPPADDING", (0, 1), (-1, -1), 4), ("BOTTOMPADDING", (0, 1), (-1, -1), 4), ("LEFTPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 5), ("RIGHTPADDING", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 5), # Answer column ("TEXTCOLOR", (2, 1), (2, -1), colors.HexColor("#1b5e20")), ("FONTNAME", (2, 1), (2, -1), "Helvetica-Bold"), # Grid ("GRID", (0, 0), (-1, -1), 0.4, colors.HexColor("#c5cae9")), ("VALIGN", (0, 0), (-1, -1), "TOP"), ])) story.append(tbl) story.append(Spacer(1, 14)) # Footer note story.append(HRFlowable(width="100%", thickness=0.8, color=colors.HexColor("#9fa8da"), spaceBefore=4, spaceAfter=6)) story.append(Paragraph( f"Total Questions: {q_counter} | Source: Pages 448–461", ParagraphStyle("Footer", parent=styles["Normal"], fontSize=8, textColor=colors.HexColor("#7986cb"), alignment=TA_CENTER) )) doc.build(story) print(f"PDF saved to: {output_path}") PYEOF

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What's included in the PDF:
  • 102 Q&A pairs across Pages 448-461
  • Each page gets its own colour-coded section header (indigo banner)
  • A 3-column table per page: # | Question | Answer
  • Questions in normal text, answers in bold green for quick scanning
  • Alternating row shading for readability
  • A summary footer showing total question count and source page range
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