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I would like to use Google Forms to create a simple 5 question multiple choice quiz.

When the user has selected their answers and clicked Submit I would like to display immediate feedback on the same page. They should not be able to proceed until all of the answers are correct.

So let's say they answer 1 - 4 correct but 5 is incorrect, I'd like to display message along the lines of;

Are you sure? Try again.

Once they select the correct answer for number 5, they can then proceed to submit the form and the results are recorded as normal.

Basically, I don't want to record the results until all of the questions have been answered correctly.

Is this possible?

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What you are asking for, cannot be achieved using Google Forms.

(You could probably try using GAS but that is a completely different "ball game")

As an alternative

You could achieve what you ask for but only on a per question/section basis.

Please have a look at this TEST FORM I prepared for you.

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  • Did you have a look at the form? Would this suit your needs? Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 17:05
  • I was wanting to do something similar. This is perfect, how did you do it? Commented Apr 21, 2020 at 11:20
  • "I was wanting to do something similar". @ctrl-alt-delor You would need to explain the "similar" part. Could have many interpretations. Commented Apr 21, 2020 at 16:03
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This is based on the answer of @marikamitsos. Here is how to do it.

It does not work with all question types. It does work with simple multi-choice, but not checkbox.

  • Create a quiz with sections, one answer per section.
  • Add a section after each question. I will call this the review section. In it add feedback.
  • For each question enable "goto section based on answer", change the default option for correct answers, so that it goes to the next section.

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Yes, this is possible. At the bottom of each question, click the 3 dots, then click response validation. See this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8V_qnmedxY

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