quiz or not? and .... button that has two actions?

Hello all:

This is the experience I want for the user:

1. On open, user sees instructions, one button (labeled Counselor Response #1) and a set of five radio buttons on the right side of the screen.
2. User clicks Counselor Response #1. Text of response appears; at the same time, audio of response launches.
3. User selects one of the radio buttons and clicks Submit. Feedback popup appears.
4. When user clicks to close the feedback popup, Counselor Response button #2 appears.
5. User clicks Counselor Response button #2.

And so on, until the user has heard/read all five counselor responses.

Originally, I used the Quiz multiple choice screen for this. (But this is technically not a quiz. The users will not be scored on their choices, but will get "correct" and "incorrect"- type feedback. They will also be encouraged to think about the rationale behind their responses and be prepared to discuss with their supervisor.) I placed each counselor response on a separate screen, and pretty much got it working that way, although I had not yet added in the audio. Now I'm back after a long absence (during which time I have forgotten lots of stuff), and I decided my existing design would be confusing for the user, so I switched to what you see here - all five responses (to a "client" video the user watched on the previous screen) and their feedback on one screen. And I have tried to add the audio.

I have visited the Advanced Actions panel and looked at the Captivate "help" for that page. I was following the help along quite nicely until the step that said, "Complete writing the code, using the provided options." I had no idea what they were referring to with "code" or "provided options." So I tried to do what I want using just the Properties panel for the counselor response button. The Properties panel only offers one action per button, though.

So my questions:

1. How do I get a button to do two things at once (i.e., show the text and play the audio)? If I could figure out the Advanced Actions "code", I bet it this button could do it.

2. I have abandoned almost all of the Quiz elements except the radio buttons and their links to feedback. For example, when I added Counselor Responses #2 - #5 to this screen, I discovered I couldn't simply copy and paste from the other slides or bring up the question style box on the screen I wanted to move them to. So I used caption boxes. In addition, it seemed to me that being a question box has no advantage in this context. So my question is: Will abandoning the quiz architecture cause problems down the road?

I'm sorry this is so long. Thanks in advance!