If your question is on a freeform slide, the easiest way to do this is to set the number of attempts to unlimited. This will allow the user to keep accessing a "try again" message on a layer until they select the correct answer.
If your question isn't a freeform slide, or you're trying something more complicated, you could send the user back to the slide with a trigger. Just make sure to go into the slide properties by selecting the cog wheel in the lower right hand corner, and choose "Reset to initial state" from the When revisiting menu. This will make sure that the question is reset each time.
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Hi Mike,
If your question is on a freeform slide, the easiest way to do this is to set the number of attempts to unlimited. This will allow the user to keep accessing a "try again" message on a layer until they select the correct answer.
If your question isn't a freeform slide, or you're trying something more complicated, you could send the user back to the slide with a trigger. Just make sure to go into the slide properties by selecting the cog wheel in the lower right hand corner, and choose "Reset to initial state" from the When revisiting menu. This will make sure that the question is reset each time.
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