Viscosity Curve (inmould viscosity)

It seems like you've provided a snippet that might be part of an exam or quiz instructions, indicating that the questions and answers are empty in the basic version, and the total time allotted for this activity is 120 minutes (or 2 hours).

If you're looking to create or fill out a questionnaire or exam with these parameters, here's a step-by-step guide on how you might proceed:

1. Define the Subject: Determine what subject or topic the questions will cover. This could be anything from mathematics to history, or even a specific area within a field like biology or literature.

2. Create Questions: Based on the subject matter, write a set of questions that are appropriate for the difficulty level and time allotted. A mix of easy, medium, and hard questions can cater to varying levels of understanding among test-takers.

3. Format the Questions: Arrange the questions in a format that's easy to read and follow. This could be in multiple-choice, short answer, essay, or true/false format depending on what you are assessing.

4. Review and Edit: Ensure that all questions are clear, concise, and free of ambiguity. Double-check for any errors in the question or distractions that might lead to confusion.

5. Set Up the Exam: If this is for an in-person exam, prepare the physical materials needed. If it's online, set up the platform where the questions will be delivered. Make sure the timing mechanisms are in place.

6. Administer the Exam: Distribute the exam (physically or electronically) to the participants and oversee the testing process to ensure fairness and adherence to the time limit.

7. Collect and Grade the Exams: After the allotted time has passed, collect the exams and grade them according to the established criteria.

8. Provide Feedback: Offer feedback to test-takers on their performance, highlighting areas of strength and suggesting topics for improvement.

If you need actual questions created or have any other specific requests related to this task, please let me know the context or subject area, and I can assist you further!