Exam-Conclusion Part Problem

Jan 01, 2020

Birce Yilmazkarasu
By Birce Yilmazkarasu

Hello everyone!

I need quick help with an exam in Articulate Storyline 2.

I want to create an exam consisting of 30 questions and 2 options for the questions. However, there is a difference in the conclusion part. If the Option A is chosen for the first question, the person gets the X Character. If Option B is chosen, they get the Y Character. If the Option A is chosen for the second question, they get the Z Character etc. So, the chosen option for each question leads to more than two characters. I have 5 characters for the conclusion part. How do I conclude from their answers which of the 5 characters the person?


I hope I was clear. It is complicated for me, too. If you have any questions, please ask them because I really need help. 😊

 

Thanks in advance.

 

4 Replies
Birce Yilmazkarasu
over 4 years ago01/03/20 at 11:56 am (UTC)

Hi Lauren,

Thanks for your prompt response :)

I am not sure that I can share the original exam, but I created something like the original. You can find it in attachment.

In this exam, you may think that character analysis is performed most of the columns in which options are selected more.

Thanks in advance!

Ren Gomez
over 4 years ago01/03/20 at 4:15 pm (UTC)

Hi Birce,

Thanks for sharing that attachment and what you would like to see! Lauren's right, this is something you can create using variables. I've created a simple example of this by using numeric variables to count the selection when they submit each question, then using those totals to determine which trait is dominant.

This is just one way, but hopefully others in the community can offer their suggestions. Take a look at the variables/triggers in each slide of the attached file and let me know if you have any questions!

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