Quiz

Inputs

quizTypeint

It can only be 0 or 1.

2 values

0

Multiple choice quiz where there's a quiz with a single correct answer at each round and the user sees the score at the end (e.g. a quiz about animal trivia).

1

Pick and reveal quiz where you pick an answer and you're shown what type you are at the end (e.g. a quiz that shows my potential career)

quizFormatint

The physical layout of the quiz, it can only be 0, 1 or 2.

3 values

0

allows 4 buttons with multiple choice options.

1

2 buttons with button presses.

2

2 options where a user tilts their head in the direction to select (left = 0, right = 1) Note: -If you have quizFormat with 4 buttons then the quizData must have 4 answers per question, if the quizFormat is 2 buttons or head tilt, then the quizData must have 2 answers per question.

quizDatastring

A markup format string that defines the quiz data structure. ** Type 0 Quiz ** - Multiple choice with one correct answer Purpose: A standard quiz format where each question has exactly four answer options, and only one of them is correct. Format Rules: Each question begins with * followed by the question text. Each answer begins with - (dash and space). The first answer is always the correct one. The remaining three are incorrect. Do not randomize or reorder answers. All questions must follow this structure. Insert a \n between newlines Example: * What is the largest planet in our solar system?\n Jupiter\n Earth\n Mars\n Venus\n\n What do pandas primarily eat?\n Bamboo\n Insects\n Fish\n Grass\n ** Type 1 Quiz ** - Personality matching (What-Are-You Style) Purpose: A personality quiz where each answer adds points to one or more predefined personality types. Each question has exactly two answers. Format Rules: A fixed set of personality types must be used consistently across all questions. Each question begins with * followed by the question text. Each answer begins with - (dash and space). Each answer is followed by one or more lines starting with +, which indicate the personality types it contributes to. Each question must have exactly two answers. The two answers in a single question must not share any of the same personality types. Insert a \n between newlines Example: * What kind of weather do you prefer?\n A sunny day at the beach\n + optimist\n + explorer\n A cold, rainy evening\n + introvert\n + thinker\n\n How do you deal with stress?\n Write in a journal\n + thinker\n + introvert\n Call a friend to talk\n + explorer\n + optimist\n

endingMessagestring

The message shown at the end of the quiz before the user's score or type is shown. e.g. endingMessage+" 5/7" for multiple choice quizzes or endingMessage+" an party animal" For a multiple choice quiz about American History, it's fitting to have the endingMessage be "Your American History quiz score is ". For a pickAndReveal quiz about your dream job its fitting to have the endingMessage be "Your dream job is a " The ending message should always follow the pattern of allowing a score to be added after it instead of inside of it e.g. "Your Geography Quiz score is ".

allowRetriesboolean

If true, allows users to retake the quiz. Only allow this to be true if a user explicitly requests for retries or if the experience is a Pick and Reveal.

Events

onQuizStarted

A function called when the quiz has started, allowing the experience to respond to this event. Call it through .onQuizStarted.add(()=>{Your code here});

onQuestionAnswered

A function called when a question has been answered, allowing the experience to respond to this event. Call it through .onQuestionAnswered.add(()=>{Your code here});

onQuizEnded

A function called when the quiz has ended, allowing the experience to respond to this event. Call it through .onQuizEnded.add((result,score)=>{ // Use result if you want a string // Use score if you want a numeric value });

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