Creating true or false quiz where there is no right or wrong answer

@brilliant_Gemstone6082 ,

You are correct that you'd want to use a Radio Button component, rather than a Quiz Slide. Even if you set the Quiz Slide to a Knowledge Check - you still have to specify a "correct answer".

You have multiple ways to summarize the number of questions where "true" was answered (and "false" was answered):

1. Create separate variables for each "question" and update the question variable when a user selects a specific answer
2. Create two variables to store "true" and "false" answer scores. Update those variables when a user selectes a specific answer

I think the benefit of creating separate variables for each quesiton is that you can easily handle the scenario where a user goes back and answers/changes their answer to a question multiple times.  I'll give you a quick summary of how to accomplish this:

Create a variable for each question

- In the lower-right corner of Captivate, select Project Properties

- Select the + icon next to Variables in the project properties panel

- Type something like q1Results for the variable Name

- Click Create

- Click + to repeat for each question you will ask

On a slide, add Radio Group component

- Type your Label as the question text

- Edit the radio button text to [probably] True / False

Set the variable based on their response (assuming you only have true/false questions)

- Click the Radio button group

- Select the Interactions panel from the upper-right corner of Captivate

- Click the "Selection of" tab at the top of the radio button

- Click the TRUE option and select ...More and ultimately select Assign Variable as the action

- Select q1Results as the variable

- Select A value

- Type 1 as the value

- Click Done

- Click the FALSE option and select ...More and ultimately select Assign Variable as the action

- Select q1Results as the variable

- Select A value

- Type 0 as the value

- Click Done

This will set the variable to 1 when the user selects the TRUE option; or 0 when the user selects the FALSE option

To determine the number of TRUE answers selected you will create a variable that adds up the sum of all of the question variables, where a total of 2 means two questions were answered TRUE. If you had 5 questions it also means that 3 questions were answered false (or potentially not answered).

I would probably use the Javascript option to sum up the questions. Something like this:

window.cpAPIInterface.setVariableValue ("totalResults", window.cpAPIInterface. getVariableValue ("q1Results") + window.cpAPIInterface. getVariableValue ("q2Results"));

-Andrew