How can I provide corrections in text/image other than 'ticks,' when using the quiz form?

Hi, I have two questions in relation to the quiz form.

First, how to provide 'correct answers' in 'text' / 'image' other than just a 'tick' to show if it is correct or not. 

Second, using 'Orderable List,' how to provide the 'correct answer' so that the tick can be turned green when the user's answer matches the one entered?

As shown in second graphic below, the user didn't get it right (a 'green tick') even after providing the correct answer. Note that the 'expected answers' was provided with phrases in the text box (see first graphic).

Please suggest.

Thanks,

David

First, how to provide 'correct answers' in 'text' / 'image' other than just a 'tick' to show if it is correct or not.

To clarify, do you want to show the answers in your form or in the quiz app?

In your quiz app, you have the option to show results after submission and include the correct answer.

Second, using 'Orderable List,' how to provide the 'correct answer' so that the tick can be turned green when the user's answer matches the one entered?

Unfortunately, it seems the order list widget will not work correctly with the quiz app.

You may need to use conditions to determine if the answer is correct.

You can use the form calculation widget to get the value of the order list then use condition to determine if its correct or wrong.

Sample condition:

Please check it out and let us know if this fits your requirements.

Hi, many thanks.

For your suggestion on my second, I will try and let you know if I understand.

I would like to clarify my first question. I want to know how to show the answers through the quiz app. I would like to display text/image as correct solution in addition to the green tick/red cross as indication of right/wrong answer by the user.

Please suggest.

David

Hi, now I just read your suggestion for my second question. It seems it is beyond me to follow as I am rather new with JF. If possible please show me a demo using Orderable List. I would like to know how i can assign a value to the correct order and how I can use such value in the conditional logic to determine if the order provided by the user is correct or not.

To set this up,

1) Add a form calculation widget to get the value of the order list.

Please make sure to double click on the end part to change it from Integer to String

https://www.jotform.com/help/259-How-to-Perform-Form-Calculation-Using-a-Widget

2) Add a number field to hold the score

3) Use the update/calculate condition to check if the value added in the calculation is correct and if its, you add 1 to your score field.

Sample output screenshot

Here is my sample form:https://form.jotform.com/201612135689960

Do note that you can hide your calculation field.

Please check it out and let us know if you have further questions.

Hi, many thanks for your demo. However, for some reason, I wasn't able to reproduce it.

I tried to implement for:
https://www.jotform.com/build/201607690013446/settings/conditions#preview

As shown in first graphic, I did as suggested by you.

But, as shown in second graphic, I couldn't get '1' to display in the number field 'Score'.

What could have done wrong? Please advise.

I have checked your form condition and instead of using the question field, you would have to use the form calculation widget to compare if the value is correct.

I have made the changes in your condition.

Please check your form again and let us know if you need further assistance.

Haha that's right, many thanks!

Hi, this brings me to my next challenge. How can I turn the results to a 'green tick' if the answer is correct, the score of '1'? Please advise.

Instead of using the field drag and drop you would have to use the score field. Unfortunately, we cannot pass the field value to your drag and drop field.

Please give it a try and let us know how it goes.

It works! Many thanks. I also discovered that I can use 'Calculation' for my purpose to give an indication if the user performs the field 'Drag' correctly or not.