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Hi, Robin -- Thanks for reaching out with your question here! I am fairly certain I understand what you are hoping to do, but would it be possible for you to share your file so that we can take a closer look perhaps?

Hi Christie - I appreciate your help.  You will see that I am still quite a novice at this.  

Here is the file.  I hope I am sharing it in the right format.

Hi, Robin -- Thanks so much for your quick response, and I'm happy to report that you attached the file properly, but I should have specified that I was hoping to check out your .story (or source) file itself rather than the published output folder. My apologies for the confusion! Please reattach when you have a moment and we'll see what more we can do to assist! :)

Here is the story file.  Sorry for the confusion.

Hi, Robin -- Wanted to take a moment to confirm that your .story file has been received and I will reply here as soon as I am able. Thanks for your patience! :)

Hi, Robin -- Many thanks again for your patience! After reviewing your file, do you think either this option or anything listed here (even though I know the slide you are referring to is a tabbed interaction and not a quiz) would do the trick for what you have in mind? Hopefully you're all set, but I did want to mention that you would also be welcome to reach out in our Building Better Courses forum for additional design-related advice! :)

Thanks, Christie.  I will look these over.  

Hi Christie:  Thanks again for your help.  I think the lightbox idea might work for me.  If not, I will visit the forum or make other adjustments.  Again, I do appreciate your time.

Certainly, Robin -- We're always happy to help! And if you should decide to go the lightbox route, you may find this article, Here are Two Great Ways to Use the Lightbox Tool in Storyline to be of further assistance. Also, here is another great resource, All About Lightboxes. 

Please feel free to share your finished project if you'd like to inspire others, as well! :)