diff --git a/data/Console/options_and_arguments.yaml b/data/Console/options_and_arguments.yaml
index 8f83f96..514f9ea 100644
--- a/data/Console/options_and_arguments.yaml
+++ b/data/Console/options_and_arguments.yaml
@@ -34,13 +34,3 @@ questions:
       - { value: 'False', correct: true }
       - { value: 'True', correct: false }
     help: 'https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/6.4/src/Symfony/Component/Console/Command/Command.php#L544'
-  -
-    uuid: 1eebf878-8ba4-6202-a4b0-99d84c92580c
-    question: "Given a command that requires answering to a multiple choices question, how could the inputs (marked as ???) be set in a test?    final class CommandTest extends TestCase {    public function testExecute(): void {    $commandTester = new CommandTester($command);    $commandTester->setInputs(???);    <p style= margin-left:80px ><code>$commandTester->execute([ </code>    <p style= margin-left:120px ><code>'command' => $command->getName(), </code>    <p style= margin-left:80px ><code>]); </code>    <p style= margin-left:40px ><code>} </code>    <code>}</code>"
-    answers:
-      - { value: "['first_input && second_input']", correct: false }
-      - { value: "['first_input, second_input']", correct: false }
-      - { value: "['first_input >> second_input']", correct: false }
-      - { value: "It's not possible", correct: false }
-      - { value: "['first_input', 'second_input']", correct: true }
-    help: 'https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/console/helpers/questionhelper.html#testing-a-command-that-expects-input'
diff --git a/data/php_and_web_security/object_oriented_programming.yaml b/data/php_and_web_security/object_oriented_programming.yaml
index 3b992b3..02ce4c7 100644
--- a/data/php_and_web_security/object_oriented_programming.yaml
+++ b/data/php_and_web_security/object_oriented_programming.yaml
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ questions:
     help: 'https://php.net/manual/fr/book.reflection.php'
   -
     uuid: 1eebf878-8ba5-6116-88ba-99d84c92580c
-    question: 'Is it possible make $tags directly indexed with a specified field ?/** @Entity */ class Content { /** @OneToMany(targetEntity= Tag ) */ private Tag $tags; }'
+    question: 'Is it possible make $tags directly indexed with a specified field ?/** @Entity */ class Content { /** @OneToMany(targetEntity="Tag") */ private Tag $tags; }'
     answers:
       - { value: 'Yes, by adding the attribute indexBy to the OneToMany annotation', correct: true }
       - { value: 'No', correct: false }