Yes, and that means you can read their reasoning yourself instead of relying only on the overall result. The Q&A section shows the questions together with the student's written answers, including both open-answer and fill-in-the-blank (cloze) questions. Overall, the Q&A results are described as one of three levels: Familiarity demonstrated, Needs more information or Document familiarity not demonstrated.
Some things to know:
You see the attempt the student sent. Students can retry as many times as they like before sending. You'll see the final document and the Q&A that went with it, not earlier attempts.
The Q&A is one of three signals. Read it alongside Authorship Continuity and Human Factors. A wrong or incomplete answer doesn't prove the student didn't write the work.