How to set the option value
QuizGnerator allows you to set your own options.
Various customizations can be made to suit the application, such as changing messages, time limits, and limiting the number of questions.
How to set the option value
Here are the rules for option values.
To set an option, enter it at the beginning of the question text (quiz.txt) in the format "# attribute name:value" as shown below.
*The rules are the same for setting up in Excel.
Quiz with set option values
We will use "messages_intro", "time_limit", and "question_count" as examples.
Start message "Prefecture Quiz Simplified Version
Time limit "60".
Number of questions limit "1".
Text (Notepad)
#messages_intro: Prefectures Quiz Simplified
#time_limit:60
#question_count:1Choose the capital city of Japan.
true-false:
Tokyo
Osaka
Kobe
KyotoChoose the capital city of Mexico.
true-false:
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
State of Mexico
GuanajuatoChoose the capital city of Italy.
true-false:
Rome
Milan
Naples
Turin
Excel
To create questions in tabular format, write "#format:table" at the beginning of the file.
After the second line, one line at a time, describe the option values.
A | b | C | d | e | f | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | #format:table | |||||
2 | #question_count:1 | |||||
3 | #messages_intro:Click on the Start button to start! | |||||
4 | #time_limit:60 | |||||
5 | Choose the capital city of Japan. | true-false: | Tokyo | Osaka | Kobe | Kyoto |
6 | Choose the capital city of Mexico. | true-false: | Carbon dioxide | Nitrogen | State of Mexico | Guanajuato |
7 | Choose the capital city of Italy. | true-false: | Rome | Milan | Naples | Turin |
Quiz with set option values
Various optional values are available
You can create more flexible quizzes by setting optional values.
The list of optional items is list of optionsfor more information.