The Four Quiz Types

RooQuiz offers four quiz types (scenes), each aimed at a different goal. The type is chosen at creation and cannot be changed afterward.

Quiz

For knowledge tests, online exams, and scored practice — scenarios that need right/wrong judgment and scoring.

• Fixed order: All respondents see the same question order.
• Scoring: Assign points to questions or correct options; totals are summed automatically.
• Judgment & feedback: Mark correct answers, set a passing score, and show respondents their score and feedback.

Scorecard

For personality assessments, ability evaluations, and surveys — scenarios that need multi-dimensional analysis rather than simple right/wrong.

• Multi-dimensional scoring: Map questions to several dimensions and produce multi-dimensional results, often shown as a radar chart.
• Conditional logic: Show or hide later questions based on previous answers, enabling adaptive surveys.
• AI evaluation: Use AI to evaluate text answers and generate richer analysis (subject to AI quota).
• Report delivery: Results can be shown on screen, exported to PDF, or sent by email (email is a Pro feature).

Outcome Quiz

For personality quizzes, “which X are you” fun quizzes, and diagnostic lead magnets — scenarios that produce a result type instead of a score.

• Result types: Define a set of outcome types up front (e.g. Lion / Owl); each type has its own name, theme color, image, and rich-text result content.
• Choice voting: Every choice votes for one or more types; after submission the type with the most votes wins (ties resolved by list order).
• Result-page CTAs: Each type can carry its own CTA button (book a consultation, view a plan…), turning a fun result into action and shares.
• Question types: Voting questions are single choice, multiple choice, dropdown, and true/false, alongside display items like statements and page breaks.

Random Quiz

For practice drills and randomized testing — scenarios where each respondent should see different questions.

• Random sampling: Draws questions from a linked question bank by rule on each submission.
• Bank filtering: Control the sampling scope by difficulty, tags, and more.
• Recorded selection: The system records the questions actually drawn each time to keep scoring consistent.

How to choose