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Editor & Question Types

Question Types

RooQuiz offers 14+ question types. They are grouped below by purpose to help you pick the right format for each question.

Choice

TypeDescriptionCommon uses
Single choicePick exactly one optionSingle-answer knowledge questions, satisfaction
Multiple choicePick several optionsMulti-answer questions, interests/preferences
DropdownSingle choice shown as a dropdownSaves space when there are many options
CascadeMulti-level linked selection (e.g. province–city–district)Region or hierarchical category selection
True/FalseChoose true or falseYes/no questions
SwiperChoose via an image carouselImage preference, visual options

Input

TypeDescriptionCommon uses
Fill-in-the-blankText inputShort answers, open-ended responses, "Other, please explain"
NumberNumeric input (with validation)Age, amount, quantity
DateDate pickerBirth date, appointment date
TimeTime pickerTime slot, moment

Rating & ordering

TypeDescriptionCommon uses
RatingScore on a scale (e.g. 1–5 / 1–10)Satisfaction, importance
OrderingDrag items into orderPriority, preference ranking

Content & special

TypeDescriptionCommon uses
StatementDisplays text only; collects no answerSection notes, instructions, disclaimers
Random questionDraws a question from a bankUsed with the "Random Knowledge Quiz" type

Which quiz type can use which question types

Question types are not interchangeable across quiz types — some have no natural "correct answer", others cannot vote for a result type. The left-hand panel only lists the types available to the current quiz type.

TypeKnowledge QuizScored QuizOutcome Quiz
Single / Multiple choice / Dropdown / True-False
Fill-in-the-blank✅ can be graded against a correct answercollected only, never scored
Number✅ can be graded against a correct answer✅ the submitted number feeds formulas
Cascade / Rating
Date / Time✅ collected only
Ordering
Statement / Swiper / Page break

A Random Knowledge Quiz uses only random questions plus display types; the questions themselves come from the linked question bank.

In a Scored Quiz, a fill-in-the-blank question only collects text: it produces no score and cannot be referenced by a scoring formula. It is the right fit for a closing "anything else we should know?" after the scored questions, so open-ended lead context comes in with the rest.

Each type has its own settings in the right-hand panel — commonly the title and description, required toggle, option content, and validation rules. Types that support scoring can also set points (see Scoring & Assessment Rules).

Random question is typically used with the "Random Knowledge Quiz" type and requires a linked question bank; it may not apply to other types.

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