Beautiful pop-up window with the test!

Whoever designed it certainly has a sense of fun!

I imagine the background is the crowd/goal/pitch.  The objects (goalkeeper, ball and cheers) are simply timed animations (grow etc), with one sequence set up for correct answers and another for incorrect.  SUBMIT button text changed to KICK via player template.

Hi Svetlana

I have uploaded how I think they did it. Used layers.

Please write back if you need more detailed answer.

I think this is one of Jerson's.

Jerson Campos is a member here, so you could send him a PM.

http://community.articulate.com/members/Jerson-campos/default.aspx

If it is not one of his creations, I apologise!

The test should be run. How to set a condition, if answered correctly - that one deysvie if not handled properly, something else? And if the test is necessary not only to choose an answer from the list, for example to choose the correct image, or compliance?

Update it now so that Test runs with conditions.

Set trigger that if top button clicked then show one result. If bottom button clicked then show another result. Etc.

I can no

t add to layers Quizzing? Word Bank, Matching Drag and Drop, Pick One ...

You are correct Svetlana (as far as I know)

However, every problem situation provides a wonderful opportunity to push the creative boundaries.

I have now added in a drop and drag layer. Already have a multiple choice (radio button) layer.

Who knows, maybe someone could come up with Word Bank, Pick One layers. 

Thank you. I learned a lot, but my problem not solved.

http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/45776/246575.aspx#246575

Sorry this one isn't mine. I could probably create something similar, but I'm not sure I could do it exactly the same.

Svetlana

I have tried one more time. This time I have created question 1 as multiple choice type and question 2 as drop and drag. Question 3 could perhaps be developed by yourself or someone else as a "choose one" type question.

Correct answers reveal part of puzzle and incorrect answers dont.

Hope this closer to solution that you seek.

Regards. 

Thank you, Alphonso!