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# Interactions

Once the roleplay settings have been configured, the test creator will have the option to further customize the structure of the roleplay. The structure of the roleplay comprises of the following key sections:\
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1\. Introduction\
2\. 3-4 interactions\
3\. Conclusion

Test creators can modify each of these sections can adjust the number of interactions using the below screen:

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Once the interactions are set up, test creators can also simulate a roleplay conversation by clicking on the **Simulate Roleplay** button in the right section.

In the next screen, test creators can select a set of rubrics that will be used to display results for each skill. For roleplays, we recommend selecting the **Speechace**, **CEFR** and **Numeric rubric** only.