Well, there is no easy way. If you are not putting these in a test (and a test can contain lots of content pages and sections), then you have to do it entirely by hand. That is you have to check every question variable yourself. A real pain.Your better approach would be to put all your content pages inside a test. Then you can get the score and multiply it times the number of questions. So if you had 15 questions spread around and they got 66.67%, you would multiply the % times 15. I don't know how precise that would be. Likely if you don't have something nice like 10 or 20 questions, you will end up with something like, "You got 7.997 out of 12 correct." which will get a nice laugh from some. I think for the count you will have to do it yourself. What is wrong with a % instead of x out of y?
