Building an assessment

Nadine, as Wendy notes, having a file to see would be helpful.

Absent that, you probably need to approach this situation with branching as one solution:

• Q1: answer X --> page 3
• Q1: answer Y-->  page 4 and so forth

What I have done with a similar concept was to set conditions on the "submit" button that reflect variables on the answer choices. So for four answer options (W, X, Y, Z) there are four variables - T/F, with a default to "False." Selecting any of the answer options flips the variable to "True" and that's what the trigger on the "submit" button looks for: if "X" = True, go to slide whatever.

Ultimately your story looks somewhat convoluted but it should track effectively. 

When I did this, it was for a limited set of questions (like 10) that was only "answer A" and "answer B" choices. I would imagine that using this approach for four-answer questions would also work, but it will take some effort on your part.