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Create a SCORE QUIZ - TEST with two endings - FAIL and PASS

  • October 12, 2021
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im wondering how to create in easy way a quiz/test/exam with score, and each answer score with points, the right answer got 1 point, the bad answer got 0 points. Then, if someone score with (for example) under 10 points - FAILS (first ending), under 10 points - PASSES (second ending)

 

Best answer by Liz

Hi @The Altruist Happy Tuesday! The easiest way to set this up would be by using variables. You’ll first need to add a variable to your form, and then use logic jumps throughout the form to add values to that variable. At the end of the form, you can add one last logic jump to send the respondent to the pass/fail outcome. 

This video below will briefly walk you through the setup: 

 

 

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Liz
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  • October 12, 2021

Hi @The Altruist Happy Tuesday! The easiest way to set this up would be by using variables. You’ll first need to add a variable to your form, and then use logic jumps throughout the form to add values to that variable. At the end of the form, you can add one last logic jump to send the respondent to the pass/fail outcome. 

This video below will briefly walk you through the setup: 

 

 


  • Navigating the Land
  • February 24, 2026

That’s a great way to gamify a test! To make the pass endings feel authentic, you really need a solid grading logic. I recently worked on a similar scoring system and used easy grade calculator. It help me to define the weightage for different question, assignment, quizzes sets. It’s a huge help when you need to calculate exactly where the cutoff point should be for a passing grade. It is highly recommended if you want to keep the scoring precise


nihsaag
  • Navigating the Land
  • March 5, 2026

im wondering how to create in easy way a quiz/test/exam with score, and each answer score with points, the right answer got 1 point, the bad answer got 0 points. Then, if someone score with (for example) under 10 points - FAILS (first ending), under 10 points - PASSES (second ending)

 

Yes, you can do this in Typeform using the Quiz mode + Logic feature.

First, assign 1 point to each correct answer and 0 points to wrong answers in the quiz settings. Typeform will automatically calculate the total score. After that, you can create Logic rules based on the final score. For example:

  • If Score < 10 → Show Ending: FAIL

  • If Score ≥ 10 → Show Ending: PASS

This way the result page changes automatically depending on the participant’s score, and you don’t need to manually calculate anything.