Added quiz about GitHub project automation

docs/2-Github/2.3-Projects.md

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 4. Create cards: Within each column, you can create cards for specific tasks or issues. Cards can include information such as a title, description, labels, and assignees. You can also drag and drop cards between columns as they progress through your workflow.
 5. Use automation: GitHub Projects includes automation features that can help you save time and streamline much of the organizational process. For example, you can set up rules to automatically move cards between columns based on certain criteria, such as when a task is assigned or when a label is added.  One cool feature is being able to automatically add items to your Project based on criteria like item type, label, status of the item, etc so your Project will always be reflective of the work going on in your repo/organization.  These can be enabled/disabled within each Project.
 
+## Knowledge Check
+<div class="quizdown">
+  <div id="chapter-2/2.3/projects-quiz.js"></div>
+</div>
+
 ## Deliverables
 
 - Look into some basic functionality of Projects as well as get used to navigating its various menus and views

src/quizzes/chapter-2/2.3/projects-quiz.js

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+const rawQuizdown = `
+
+# Assume a ticket is converted to an issue. Given the following project workflow, select the true statement:
+![](../../../../img/github-projects.png)
+
+1. [x] When the issue is closed, the ticket will automatically be moved to the "Done" column
+1. [ ] When the ticket is moved to the "Done" column, the issue will automatically be closed
+	> Not quite. Typically the issue *would* close (if the repo settings were configured right and the PR referenced it), but not because of this workflow
+1. [ ] Both are true
+1. [ ] Neither are true
+`;
+
+export { rawQuizdown }