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Create scored studies with configurable answers, immediate feedback, and a final score summary. Quiz mode lets you turn a study into a scored experience. Configure the answers that count as correct, assign scores, and let respondents see how they’re doing as they complete the quiz.

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Turn on Quiz mode

In Settings → Survey, the first field on the tab is the Survey mode menu: choose Quiz instead of Standard. From that point on, the survey collects and shows a score. See Interview settings for the tab’s other controls.

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Configure the questions

Add the blocks you want to the canvas. For the supported choice question types, the right panel shows a Set quiz scores button:
  • Single choice
  • Multiple choice
  • Dropdown
  • Image Choice
  • Yes/No
Click Set quiz scores to open the panel that lists every question in the quiz following the survey’s actual path order, one after another, excluding questions logic has disconnected from the flow: assign a score to each option (typically 1 for the correct answer, 0 for the rest) and confirm with Done.
The panel gathers every quiz question in one place: you don’t need to open each block separately to assign scores.
Multiple-choice questions can use the scoring rule that fits the exercise, including exact selections and configured limits where supported.

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What respondents see

After answering a configured question, the respondent confirms the answer with an explicit verification action before seeing the points they earned, the correctness feedback, and moving to the next question. The feedback text for correct, incorrect, and partially correct answers, as well as the labels on the action buttons (for example to start, verify, advance, or submit), are customizable when configuring the quiz. Quiz mode keeps the flow focused on the exercise and doesn’t offer backward navigation through the quiz questions.

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The final score

You can configure multiple final outcome screens based on score ranges: for each range you set a title, description, image, and call-to-action, so respondents see a different message depending on their result. Ranges are validated to prevent invalid or overlapping configurations. When the quiz is complete, Exoid shows a final score summary. Depending on the configured study and available responses, the results can include per-question results, ranking, score distribution, mean, median, and standard deviation. Use the results to understand both individual performance and the overall pattern of scores. To take this data out of Exoid, see Exporting data. The ending screen experience is also optimized for mobile devices, with clearer handling of longer labels and content.

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Next steps

Question types

Every choice block that supports scoring, and the rest available in the Builder.

Summary

How to read response distributions, quiz or not.