Quiz
Use Quiz to create a simple question-and-answer block directly in the builder. It is useful for lightweight quizzes where questions, answers, and correct options are managed inside the element.
How It Works In Atomicatβ
The Quiz drawer stores a list of quiz items. Each question can be edited, moved up/down, cloned, or deleted. Each question has answer options, and each option can be edited, cloned, deleted, and marked as the correct option. The drawer also supports adding new options and new questions. Depending on the quiz setup, additional success or post-quiz behavior may appear outside the basic list editor.
When To Use Itβ
- Create short knowledge checks, lead magnets, or simple interactive sections.
- Add a quiz-like engagement block without building a full multi-step interactive quiz.
- Mark correct answers for educational or assessment-style pages.
- Use when all questions can live in one element instead of separate flow steps.
Configure The Elementβ
- Write each quiz question clearly.
- Add answer options and mark the correct option where scoring matters.
- Reorder questions only after answer lists are complete.
- Keep answer wording short enough for mobile display.
- Use Interactive Quiz instead when you need complex step flow or branching.
Testing Notesβ
- Answer every question in preview and confirm the expected behavior.
- Test add/remove changes after cloning questions so duplicate answers are not left unchanged.
- Check mobile readability for long answer labels.
Limitations And Tipsβ
- Quiz is not the same as the full quiz builder or Interactive Quiz flow.
- Correct-option settings are only useful if the surrounding flow uses them.
- Long quizzes can reduce completion when placed inside a normal landing page.
Related Docsβ
FAQβ
Can I add more questions?
Yes. The drawer has an Add Question action.
Can answers be marked correct?
Yes. Each answer option has a correct-option toggle.
When should I use Interactive Quiz instead?
Use Interactive Quiz for multi-step flows, required field references, branching, or richer result logic.