Multiple answers in Quiz - final score

Question

Hi,I have made a Quiz where two of the slides contain multiple answers to my question. There are only 6 questions in the quiz and we have set 80% as pass. So, the problem is that we want, in these two slides where it is possible to have two correct answers, that when they click on one correct answer the whole question should count as correct. If, for example, I have clicked on only one correct answer on each of these two slides and made only one mistake in another slide (where there is only one correct answer) the score will be 40 points out of 60, correct answers: 5 out of 6 totally, and the percentage is 67%, which makes them fail the test even if they actually only made one mistake. Is it possible to set that when they click on one correct answer the whole question should count as correct?/Lilli

Lilybiri · Answer

‌iit is possible with a custom question slide, using the radio buttons interaction, a conditional advanced action to be triggered by a custom Submit button. Because only scores attached to either questions or scored objects are included in the quizzing system variables, I figured out a workaround. It is described in an old post on my blog 'Reporting Custom Questions -part 2'. Sorry not to offer you a direct link. You should find it easily on http://blog.lilybiri.com

the idea is to have two hidden Next buttons on the question slide: one with score for a correct answer, one with score 0. The conditional action triggered by the submit button will check if the variable associated with the radio buttons interaction contains one of the correct answers. If that is the case, show the scored Next button, if not show the Next button without a score.

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