Build a graded quiz with sliders and multiple choice questions, feedback for each answer and a result at the end. Write it in a spreadsheet and embed it for free.
A quiz asks the reader a series of questions, marks each answer and shows a result at the end. Each question can be a slider, where the reader guesses a number, a multiple choice list, a dropdown or a text box. After the answer the reader sees feedback with an explanation and an optional picture. A closing card turns the total score into a message. Everything is written in one spreadsheet, one row per question, feedback line or result band.
A trivia round or a knowledge check gives readers a right or wrong answer at once.
A slider lets people commit to an estimate before the real figure is shown.
Each answer can come with an explanation and a picture, so the quiz teaches as well as scores.
Score bands give a different closing message to a low, middle and high score.
Every question needs an answer to grade against. Opinion questions belong in a survey.
A quiz grades answers on the page. It does not gather them for you to analyse.
Use a calculator when the output is worked out from the inputs.
A draw the line chart asks readers to sketch a trend, which suits a single estimate.
D’un tableur à un graphique publié, étape par étape.
A question with no answer cannot be graded. Fill the column for every question row.
A band ends just before its upper number, so 0-3 and 3-5 never overlap. Check the ends.
Text answers must match exactly. Prefer multiple choice when spelling could vary.
Long quizzes lose readers. Five to ten questions keeps most people to the end.
Sliders, multiple choice, dropdowns and text answers.
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