Hello all,
I have built a quiz consisting of 88 questions. They are actually pages with a series of actions as the scoring is quite complex and standard question types did not meet the needs of my customer. The questions live inside a quiz-chapter so they can be randomized.
Both scoring and randomization work perfectly.
From these 88 questions, 30 will be randomly selected.
The 88 questions are divided into 8 pools of 11 questions, from which a varying amount of questions is selected (adding up to 30).
So far so good.
Now in the beginning of the course the user selects to which group they belong, group A or B.
Five questions (spread over different pools) should not be shown to group A, five other questions should not be shown to group B.
Still, the same amounts of questions should be choosen for each pool, always adding up to 30.
How can I achieve this?
I think that including actions to skip certain questions depending on the user group will cause them to see less than 30 questions as the skipped question probably still counts as "selected". This will probably also lead to a low score, as the user did not score any points for the skipped question.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Many thanks in advance!
