How do I provide custom feedback for quiz questions?

I just started using Captivate (9). Does anyone know if it's possible/easier now to provide custom feedback for each of the answers for multiple choice questions?

I just discovered you can force Captivate 5.5 to offer you--the author--a chance to give detailed feedback for survey questions.

I've only used it so far with the multiple choice survey question; not sure if it works with other question types.

Here’s how:

1. Create your multiple choice question slide, with all the possible answers.
2. Click on one of the answers so the dotted rectangle appears around whe whole answer--radio button and text.
3. Now, the Properties Menu on the right side of your screen should have changed, show a new heading entitled “Advanced Answer Option." 
4. Under “Advanced Answer Option, click on the box that says “Show Feedback Message”
5. A red text caption box appears for you to create custom feedback, including formatting it just like a regular, graded question.
6. Repeat the process for each answer option in your multiple choice question.

You can also choose from a variety of “Actions” from a drop down menu under the “Advanced Answer Option” heading, which is great.

I agree with previous posts; Captivate should make this a lot easier.  Quizzes are such helpful teaching tools, and not just for assessments.

If you look at the bottom layer of the timeline in a Quiz question, you will see a vertical line that delineates between the active and inactive parts of the question.  If you set the action for Last Attempt to "Continue" and the action for Success to "Next Slide," then what will happen is this:

1. Scenario 1: User gets question right--the playhead will go to the next slide, skipping over the inactive part of the slide
2. Scenario 2: User gets question wrong
   1. If the user clicks on screen, the playhead will continue through the inactive part of the slide, where you can place incorrect feedback
   2. If the user clicks on the next button, the playhead will go to the next slide, and he will never see your feedback.

From the get go, there is one obvious flaw in this plan--that the user who has missed the question could fail to see the feedback. You can get around this by disabling the navigation bar during the quiz or removing some of the buttons.

There is another, less obvious, flaw, which is that you can't put anything in the inactive part of the slide to keep the timeline from continuing through it into the next slide, so if the user fails to absorb your message during that time, tough luck.

So I use a different strategy, which is to simply put a slide after the question slide with the feedback.  I set my Success action to Jump to Slide (the slide with the next question on it) and the Last Attempt to Go To The next Slide.  In this case, a user who got the question right can see the remediaton if she ignores the instructions and clicks the next button (or reasons that the next button is anywhere), which is hardly the end of the world.  It would be really nice if Captivate gave us better control of these things, but this is the best work flow I have found.