Quizzes ask readers a set of multiple-choice questions and show their score at the end, with the correct answer and an explanation for each question. Readers sign in to answer, which makes a quiz a simple way to turn casual readers into registered users.
You build quizzes in two steps: write the questions in a question bank, then create a Quiz experience that picks the questions to show.
Features > Quizzes and click New Quiz.General, or Business to link the question to a Profile Field.Save Changes. Only enabled questions can be added to a quiz.Your questions are listed under User Quizzes.
If your project is connected to Transfon Studio, UniSignIn can suggest quiz questions from your articles. Open the AI Quizzes tab, click Import Quiz, choose the Project, select the articles and click Import. Imported questions are listed under AI Quizzes with a status of Draft or Live. Review each one before setting it live.
Audience Operation > Experience and click New Experience.Next Step.| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Quiz Title | The title above the questions. |
| URL of Brand image | Optional. An image shown above the questions and with the score, for example a sponsor's banner. |
| Link of Brand | Optional. Adds a Link button on the brand image that opens this address in a new tab. |
| Questions | The questions to ask, from the question bank of the chosen project. |
Save Changes. The preview shows how the quiz looks.Place the container where the quiz should appear. Copy it from the experience, which fills in its ID, or replace EXPERIENCE_ID yourself:
<div data-exp="unis-quiz" data-exp-id="EXPERIENCE_ID"></div>
If an Orchestration already delivers this Quiz to the page, you can leave out data-exp-id.
Go to Features > Results and open the quiz. You see how many readers played, their average score, and for each question how many answered, how many got it right and how often each answer was picked.
See the Quiz experience and Set up experiences on your website.
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