content: add missing image and explanation

libs/content/question-bank-atpl/content/081/081.01/081.01.09/081.01.09.01/annexes.yaml

@@ -2,3 +2,7 @@
   description: ""
   format: jpg
   source: ""
+- id: ABFVDW7
+  description: Schematic of Fowler, Slotted, plain and split flaps
+  format: jpg
+  source: ""

libs/content/question-bank-atpl/content/081/081.01/081.01.09/081.01.09.01/questions.yaml

@@ -155,44 +155,6 @@
         text: A lower nose attitude is essential, in all situations.
         correct: false
         why: ""
-- id: QAFNTGNS
-  relatedQuestions: []
-  externalIds:
-    - ATPLQ-813246
-    - BGS-812657
-    - BGS-810443
-    - ATPLGS-102344
-    - BGS-810433
-    - AVEXAM-42261
-    - AVEXAM-95885
-    - ATPLGS-102296
-  annexes: []
-  learningObjectives:
-    - 081.01.09.01.01
-  explanation: ""
-  variant:
-    type: simple
-    question: |-
-      Refer to figure.
-
-      Which type of flap is shown in the picture 3?
-    options:
-      - id: OLJWNM0X9
-        text: Slotted flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
-      - id: OWCMFUROU
-        text: Fowler flap
-        correct: true
-        why: ""
-      - id: OQJTPAOGT
-        text: Plain flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
-      - id: OPGIWEAZA
-        text: Split flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
 - id: QUOIHQMW
   relatedQuestions: []
   externalIds:
@@ -622,33 +584,44 @@
     - AVEXAM-42261
     - AVEXAM-95885
     - ATPLGS-102296
-  annexes: []
+    - ATPLQ-814222
+    - BGS-812657
+    - BGS-810443
+    - ATPLGS-102344
+    - BGS-810433
+    - AVEXAM-42261
+    - AVEXAM-95885
+    - ATPLGS-102296
+    - ATPLQ-813246
+    - BGS-812657
+    - BGS-810443
+    - ATPLGS-102344
+    - BGS-810433
+    - AVEXAM-42261
+    - AVEXAM-95885
+    - ATPLGS-102296
+  annexes:
+    - ABFVDW7
   learningObjectives:
     - 081.01.09.01.01
   explanation: ""
   variant:
-    type: simple
-    question: |-
-      Refer to figure.
-
-      Which type of flap is shown in the picture 1?
+    type: definition
+    question: Which type of flap is shown in the picture {term}?
     options:
       - id: OCWPCSGEE
-        text: Split flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
+        term: "1"
+        definition: Plain flap
       - id: O9DGNVHLO
-        text: Plain flap
-        correct: true
-        why: ""
+        definition: Slotted flap
+        term: "2"
       - id: OQ5O0HUAP
-        text: Slotted flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
+        definition: Fowler flap
+        term: "3"
       - id: OKHLE4J95
-        text: Fowler flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
+        definition: Split flap
+        term: "4"
+    fakeOptions: []
 - id: QTTNGZTZ
   relatedQuestions: []
   externalIds:
@@ -743,44 +716,6 @@
         text: 4\. Fowler Flap
         correct: false
         why: ""
-- id: QN7YCZ6W1
-  relatedQuestions: []
-  externalIds:
-    - ATPLQ-814222
-    - BGS-812657
-    - BGS-810443
-    - ATPLGS-102344
-    - BGS-810433
-    - AVEXAM-42261
-    - AVEXAM-95885
-    - ATPLGS-102296
-  annexes: []
-  learningObjectives:
-    - 081.01.09.01.01
-  explanation: ""
-  variant:
-    type: simple
-    question: |-
-      Refer to figure.
-
-      Which type of flap is shown in the picture 2?
-    options:
-      - id: OOTLMQZKG
-        text: Fowler flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
-      - id: O1FJWKJKQ
-        text: Split flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
-      - id: OKXIZ0Q2Z
-        text: Slotted flap
-        correct: true
-        why: ""
-      - id: OHEZDAE2Z
-        text: Plain flap
-        correct: false
-        why: ""
 - id: QCHRPFNS
   relatedQuestions: []
   externalIds:

libs/content/question-bank-type/content/B737/B737.13/questions.yaml

@@ -457,10 +457,13 @@
   annexes: []
   learningObjectives:
     - B737.13
-  explanation: ""
+  explanation: |
+    When using alternate Flaps, the trailing edge flpas are operated electrically.
+    Only the leading edge flaps use power from the Standby Hydraulic System.
   variant:
     type: true-or-false
-    question: With a loss of system B pressure the standby system can be used to
+    question: |
+      With a loss of system B pressure the standby system can be used to
       extend the leading and trailing edge devices, the leading edge devices
       cannot be retracted again once extended by the standby system, but the
       trailing edge flaps can be retracted by electric motors using the