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ShannonGunn-b02
2 years agoCommunity Member
How to override a quiz result?
I am trying to create a bingo game, with random draw. I have 25 questions, and if they get any five in a row correct, they win bingo. There is really no way to set a pass rate, because they could ob...
JudyNollet
2 years agoSuper Hero
The simplest solution: Use a completion trigger that runs when the user gets bingo.
Another (more complicated) option is to trick the program into providing the 100% score.
- Set up a graded multiple-choice question with two possible responses (e.g., Pass or Fail).
- Disguise the question however you want. For example, the responses could be hidden behind your bingo card (depending on how your project is set up). Or, if you create a Freeform Pick One, the two objects/responses could be placed off the slide.
- Adjust the question so it doesn't provide immediate feedback.
- Add a trigger that changes the state of the "Pass" response to Selected with the condition(s) that the user got bingo, followed by a trigger that submits the question.
- You'll have to figure out when this should occur based on how your project is set up and what else should happen with the slide.
- Have the Results slide use that as the only scored question.