Hi @jervin31 Thanks for stopping by the community! To help answer your questions. 

1. We don’t exactly have this feature available, however, would adding a text variable and replacing the values would work? The main downside to this is that it would record both of the values in the results - the one selected by the respondent and the one within the variable fields. 
2. This feature wouldn’t be available, I’m afraid, as the questions and their answer choices need to be set before the respondent lands on the page. However, @mathio or @picsoung may know if there’s a hacky way to do this!

Let me know if you think of any other questions!

Hello @jervin31 I am afraid @Liz is right.

An alternative would be to show different question to each respondent using logic, but that might get too complex to build depending on the number of unique questions you will need.

Exactly as @mathio and @Liz said this is not available out of the box.

Depending on how many users you have and your use case, consider creating a specific form per user using the API. You will be creating forms meant to collect only 1 response.

I'm not sure if you have a developer background or have access to a developer who can do this job for you, but it’s also possible via Zapier/Make.

Here is how I would do it:
- create a skeleton template form. You can build this with the builder.
- Get this form's structure by calling the Retrieve form endpoint GET /forms/{form_id} . This will return a JSON with all the fields and settings
- modify the JSON to add/remove options in the dropdown

- create the form by calling the Create form endpoint using the JSON to POST /forms

And voila, you have a new form, with a new URL.
You can now send this URL via email or display it on the user’s profile.